Romania

Examples: mititei and sarmale, bean soup and telemea.

This country is Denmark.

You can find businessmen in this world to buy your house in Bucharest, Romania, and start businesses there, at trade exhibitions which play host to international investors.

This president was Nicolae Ceaușescu (1965-1989).

The Baltic Sea is to the North.

Yes, of course !

The WW2 was a disaster for the Romanian people.

Some people speak the Romanian language with a Hungarian accent.

After the so-called revolution from December 1989 the education system strongly declined and the education is not esteemed; more than 50 % of at all levels the degrees are bought and especially private colleges produce some individuals totally unable but they pay a fee to receive a false diploma. The high school graduates are mostly (approx. 60 %) idiots. Also PhD became ridiculous consisting only in some translations, sometimes the work is done by someone else, practical works are forged.

Lei from 1966 are good for numismatic hobbyists.

The Black Sea
Black sea

Transylvania is famous for being the main setting for Dracula's castle in Bram Stoker's Dracula.

Uncorrect; after the World War 2 Romania lost a great area: the Cadrilater (to Bulgaria), the Northern part of Bucovina and the Southern part of Basarabia (to Soviet Union - now in Ukraine) and Basarabia (to Soviet Union - now a sparate small republic).

Examples: cars, foods, oil, clothes, furniture.

A mid ocean ridge

-MR. TEDDY BEAR 123

an answer by an 13 year old..

PS; IF this answer is wrong sorry.....

im am only 12 old years

Romania - the country - is Romania !

Romagna is a province in Italy.

A life sentence is for life.

Sports celebrities such as Nadia Comaneci, Gheorghe Hagi and Cristian Chivu, the former dictator Ceauşescu, its fine wine, allegedly beautiful girls, street children, etc.

Also, Dracula, Transylvania, castles and woods.

Generally weapons imported from Germany or of Czech origin.

The red deer, fallow deer, moose, and roe deer.

Unfotunately it is not so easy because a new technology is expensive.

Romania Vlad Dracula was actually a Wallachian warlord who fought against the Turkish invaders during the 15th century. The name Dracula came from his father who also fought the Turks; Dracul meant Dragon (from a German order of knights) hence Vlad Dracula "son of the dragon". Vlad had a passion for impaling his enemies on huge stakes and picked up the catchy nickname of Tepes - the Impaler. Vlad was a little psychotic and regularly took to having his dinning table placed outside near the dying so that he could watch the show whilst having dinner. On one occasion there were so many impaled enemies hanging around that the area became known as the "Forest of the Impaled". Despite his cruel and savage reputation Vlad Tepes is a national hero, remembered for defending Romania against the invading Ottoman Empire and references to him can be found all over Romania. I Don't Know Sucker! lol

Romanian staple food is soups, an assortment of currys and desserts. The cabbage rolls are usually garnished with sour cream and its called mamaliga. Pork is preferred meat but beef, lamb, fish are also popular.

Mara is derived from Maria.

Approx. 21 400 000 inhabitants now.