Do people in Romania speak the same language as in Italy?

Answer 1

Some people do. Most European countries have people who speak English. Mainly because of the internet. Most websites and e-mails are in English.

Young Romanians tend to spend a lot of time on the Internet and watching Hollywood films, so they know mainly American English. However, the English language taught in school is British English (this affects mainly the spelling of the words, rather than their pronunciation, which is clearly infulenced by films).

Most places in Romania that are popular with tourists and the larger hotels have some people who speak English quite well.

Answer 2

Many Romanians are able to speek English, but the national language is Romanian and not everyone will speak English.

In major hotels you will find that the staff at the Reception Desk often speaks English. However, in small hotels, especially in smaller towns they may not. German is sometimes more useful than English in Romania. Also the French language is very important in Romania.

Answer 3

No, they do not.
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Answer 4

As a Romanian, I speak the Romanian Language - of course !

Answer 5

Romanian people speak the Romanian language and the Italian people speak the Italian language; but the two languages are Romanic (Latin) languages and are surprisingly similar.

Answer 6

The ancient Romans were Latins. Therefore, they spoke Latin. Modern Romans speak Italian. Rome is now the capital of Italy.

Answer 7

Extremely rare; the Spanish language is known by some Romanian workers in Spain.

Answer 8

Yes you can. Lots of people in Romania can speak English.

Answer 9

No. The Romans spoke Latin. If you're talking about the people who live in the modern city of Rome, they are called "Italians" and they speak Italian.

Answer 10

According to a 2012 Eurobarometer report, about 31% of the people of Romania can speak English as a second language.