Noel. I have a question for you. If you lived here, what do you guys do with the pigs, sheeps, cows, horses, chickens and all the animals during the bitter winters?

@@adisam4116 i think i want to sell those weak animals before the winter comes. And some of them, i wanna kill them, consume for food. The owner of that animals know the strategies already for the welfare of the animals. So why not me. I lived in a tropical country...i dont know.. Give me time to research on google... Hehehehe just kidding.

@@adisam4116 I think they built some separate and safe warm places for their animals and stock some food for them too

@@adisam4116 I am from Romania, so I know it is not uncommon to held animals also during winter time. :) You won't buy another cow every year. The peasants make stocks of food for the animals so they can feed them also during winter time.

Very nice,love from Bangladesh

that's exactly what I try to show ... life as it really is. Thank you.

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Can i accompani with you?

@@vijendralalayiroor9877 if it happens then ofcourse you can give some company.

​@@user-mm7po1ok6qbhai muje bi Mera favourite Eastern desh he romania❤

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I think you understand how precious is their way of living ..... tough but beautiful.

I love this way of living i just live like that.

Christopher Zook ... I agree Christopher. I have never been there, but wish I could. Perhaps one day, I can afford it. Airline tickets are just crazy. This reminds me of growing up on our family farm. I miss those wonderfully simplistic, beautiful days. Makes me cry. All of this, all of it is so very close to my own childhood. The horses, cattle, scythes, mountains, countryside. Oh, I can close my eyes and go there, even if for a little while. I want to travel the world. Maybe I’ll find someone who shares my dreams.😇

Took the dna test...and was surprised to have a little Romanian in there. I stay in N. India, in the Himalayas. This lifestyle you will also find there. Though a simple one, does not mean easy... but there sure is something magical about it.

This reminds me of when we on summer holydays visited the countryside in Norway in the 1950s. Tiny roads, few cars, cows, sheeps, horses to be seen along the road, people doing their work by hand, quiet landscape, a realy strong contrast to the life of today. How I still longing for it.

It's nice place.simple living

I love this ... so many comment on the 'cruelty' of using horses to work without having the foggiest idea of how strong and willing horses are. They are not abused nor are they kept in luxury but they are extremely important to the families that own and work with them and hence they are well looked after ... as you understand. Some of them are fabulous, strong types, the blood lines of which should be preserved.

This is a Hungarian settlement with Hungarian language and tradition😃🇭🇺✌🏻...

I bet you had the most wonderful time there ... friendly people and all very interesting and different.

@@AliensKillDevils. put some meat in your mouth that's isn't a a guys

Same I was helping my dad in the farm in the Philippines they worked so hard in the farm at the same time teaching. They sent me to the U.S. Now I have 15 years to retire and want to go back to the same life in the country side. I'm glad there's still some countries like this in Europe. I thought Europe is all Modern stuff...Luv Romania. I was Miss Romania in high school during United Nations day. I never forgot the costume I wore like a Romanian lady.😊

I'm still visiting that place two, tree times a year. Some of my relatives are still there but that's now a very different place, dead, just few kids and old people.

beautiful huh? same me .im from Mexico and life was great in a small town 2 hours from the city ..you only go to the city for shoes and clothes i say maybe 2 times a year ..use to be like that now i live in usa but sure miss those days😌 when there was no phns.and all your fun was outthere in the woods , in the river 😍

Serbia . Nice country and nice people too

Transylvania Hungarian land built by Hungary and our saxon friends , Vlachs aka"romanians" were invited to live in transylvania when the mongol empire invaded europe and Hungary and poland kick them out .

yah most of the people in tis video speak Hungarian this part use to belong to Hungary for 1000 year but the treaty of Trianon avorded to rumania

Yeah, right! Try beying poor, and we will see if you have the same romantic views.

@@levisdinedi5442 It would be terrible to be poor, ignorant, with no means to feed yourself. None of those people in this video were either of those. They own land so they're wealthy. They're Kings of their own domain. City dwellers are dependent.

@@levisdinedi5442 the only factor, on which depends who is poor and who is rich, is a rate of consumption- gdp ? And that does not count in what you produce for yourself right ? It counts in only what you BUY. Isnt it therefore more like a coefficient of dependence on the system ? So its actualy bad to have high gdp right ? ... Or is it a level of comfort ? Too much of comfort creates weak descendants. Creating more dependence on system...

Portugal deves reativar as minas de Volframio/Tungstenio agora com os embargos a Russia, a EUROPA central tera que vir comprar Volframio/Litio em Portugal que detem a maior jazida viavel da Europa🇪🇺🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹 com a esploraçao racional sustentavel nas minas de VOLFRAMIO que SALAZAR conseguiu contituir em PORTUGAL a 4° maior reserva estrategica de Ouro do planeta. Desde o encerramento das minas que nao se acrescentou 1 grama as reservas estrategicas de ouro de Portugal que ainda se mantem entre as 10 maiores do mundo 🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹 Levantai hoje de novo, o Esplendor de PORTUGAL 🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹

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Me too. I love 👑 Romania 🌷 Beautiful nature 🌲🌳🌿🌾🍀☘🌱

This is a Hungarian village has been stolen by Vlachs😃🇭🇺✌🏻...

​@@AlinaSwistunowaThis is a Hungarian village has been stolen by Vlachs😃🇭🇺✌🏻...

@@gaborszadai1992 Idióta vagy, fogalmad sincs! hogy Románia legyen, jóval a hun hordák megjelenése előtt 370-410 körül Pannóniában volt a Római Birodalom, de abban az időben dákok éltek Románia területén, Burebista uralkodott 82-44-ben Krisztus előtt, majd Decebalus 87-106 Krisztus előtt, valahol a 370-390-es években hívják Balamirt, majd Attilát és hunokat a Pannon-síkságon, vagyis körülbelül 500 évvel Burebista és Decebal után, tehát tedd a kezed és olvass, és miután beszélni tudsz, Erdély Románia volt, és az is marad! A magyarok megpróbálták ellopni Erdélyt! Elnézést a fordításért, ha valami nem stimmel!

I love singapore and their life standart

I been born in Romania what you see is nice but in real life is different ( the people are very poor, the new government destroyed everything. )

Elizabeth Balazs i heard Romania has a lower life standart than Argentina, is that true?

@@Daniel-fx7xv Argentina? I do not know anything about her, can you tell me more? what standards of living do they have?

Daniel :3 I am from Romania . I think we are much better than Argentina.Sure they are some poor areas but not bad as Argentina

Beautiful memories . Good for you ❤️

That is the loveliest comment I have ever had. Thank you. You are very kind.

very nice film the reality, bravo. can you tell me the name of the village where you filmed? Yvan Lantos

Great post and excellent English, Cristian.

Romanians live there for more than 2000 years, just saying

​@@george.de180 >>Colin McEvedy, British geographer and historian: "The Latin speaking Wallachians and Moldavians, inhabiting modern Rumania, are first mentioned at the beginning of the 14th century. Their later claim to be descendants of the Roman colonists planted there in the 2nd century AD., seems tendentious and improbable, for the Romans' withdrawal from [modern] Rumania ([in] 270) and the appearance of the Vlach states are separated by a millennium in which the country was the property of Slav and nomad and which is devoid of all evidence of Roman survival. Almost certainly the Vlachs came from the western Balkans." These words are aptly corroborated by the French historians Pierre George and Jean Tricart in their book: L’Europe Centrale: - Peuples de I’Europe centrale au XIe siicle).🇭🇺✌🏻Colin McEvedy angol földrajz- és történelemtudós szavai: “A modern Romániában lakó, a latin leánynyelvén beszélő havasföldiek (Wallachians) és moldvaiak (Moldavians) először a 14. században említtetnek. Későbbi állításuk, hogy a Kr.u.a 2. században odatelepített rómaiak utódai, célzatosnak és kevéssé hihetőnek látszik. Ugyanis, a rómaiaknak Románia földjéről (270-ben) történt visszavonulását és az oláh (Vlach) államok megjelenését évezred választja el, amelynek során e föld szláv és nomád népek birtokát képezte, és amelyből teljesen hiányzik a római továbbélés bizonyítéka. Szinte bizonyos, hogy az oláhok a Balkán nyugati részéről származtak.” McEvedy szavait illően erősíti Pierre George és Jean Tricart francia történészek műve: L’Europe Centrale - Geographie Physique et Humaine /Közép-Európa természeti és népességi földrajza (a 11. században)

I feel the same way Carlo, and I regret not really appreciating it at the time.

cana dude I have a plan to go back, the good news is that my family still owns my grandfather farm.

Yusuf Karim yes you’re right, countryside people are honest, I hate bugs too. Lol

@@carlosayala6754 Well a village at the ende in nothing different of any city garden where you can see and find bugs as well and some city houses with animals living inside an apartment makes it by far much dirty and smelly than any village house. Words of wisdom

Well if you’re living in London and getting benefits there is no way you going back to the countryside

such happy memories ...

Beautiful 🥰

Awesome memories. For me, it was my mother’s home place, and my aunt and uncle were waiting for us to come for the summer. MANY summers, day school got out we were already packed, until the day before school started again. And weekends during the school year. Even though it was in America, Minnesota specifically, we did almost all of the things you show. Except cheese making. But we drank unpasteurized, un-homogenized milk. We could tell which cow it came from. It tasted like the individual cow’s scent. Man, wonderful memories. My Polish aunt looked just like that lady, early on in the video, carrying the two bags. That guy’s a good milker. Every kid should have the chance to grow up on the farm. Thanks for the nostalgia.

Me too

#منصور_السالمي 👉🎧👈#قران

Violet Gruner good comment

You have to live there then probably your comment will be different . I was born there .If you live in country your life is better because you can grow your own vegetables, raise your chickens, pigs ect. for this you have to work very hard. The city life is much harder

How ignorant

@@elizabethbalazs7322 City life is much easier, you buy all you need at the supermarket, country life's not for everyone-hard work, all day long, taking care of your animals 365, 24/7---try that, you won't last a month...

there are people is Hungarian people

Hey if you are tired or something you can Take rest whenever you but not if you are hired workin at some company

Do you still live there or moved away? This wood be my dream to live that kind of simple life. Breathing fresh clean air while working outside under the sun. My dream is to visit Romania one day. I am a big fan of Vlad Impaler and his Dracula legend.

Do you know how to make that bread at 06:10?

@@randomvintagefilm273 How do you chew that stuff?

@@moseskongi4746 my family and I moved to the United States in 83.

This is a Hungarian village has been stolen by Vlachs😃🇭🇺✌🏻...

​@@gaborszadai1992😅😅😅

Creativity is good.

Romania is some of country which is very poor

You are wrong.

The first clips were taken through some very dirty train windows … not much I could do about that! Thanks for watching it.

Hope you tried sarmale

@@KaReaper73456 si l'ho mangiato tantissime volte, lo cucinava mia suocera, lei era italiana nata in Romania. Sono buonissimi, anche la crema di melanzane arrostite, con la cipolla. 🤗❤️❤️❤️

I love your name, is it Mongolian?

@@edwardbrown9220 Yes. How do you know?

@@nandintsetsegulambayar8733 It was a guess, your last name reminded me of the capital Ulaanbaatar

@@edwardbrown9220 thank u

I went to Mongolia in 2015, one of the most beautiful I've ever been to. When I went there, the countryside life was still very strong.

Love, love, love your memories ... it was the same for me.

All my grandparents and parents lived this way...rural Michigan, Polish and German Mennonite farms.

@Normal As hahaha seethe, degenerate

Me too. I hate living in a big smelly city.

You aren't tough enough for this. Dreams, dreams, silly dreams....

@@zorekrykger2044 its not silly and not hard in a region with good land and ppl with good morals

Swami ji saw the Cow Dung and started praying :)

Yes indeed 😊👏 it's so beautiful ❤️

@@alfarahtravel1131 Even you are not ok with that it is not nice to touch people's beliefs. More the contest of talking is postive and talks about the beautiful life of these persons so your comment is double out of context sorry.

@akzz z I know What that person said is not right, but you can't show that by doing the same thing. You can show her/him that what was said is wrong without mentionning other relgions. Farah may be an arabic word which gives a big chance that the person is a muslim, still this person may be from another religion too.

Hihi the countryside always calm and with friendly and modest people :) May Allah bless them If mom watched this, she would love the bees part a lot because she loves them and she has some here.

o true,nice scenery

Anoop Kariyatil Kariyatil United States

@@thomasmiller6058 Instead they have no say in anything, and live under the politicians set of rules

Thomas Millie..same Philippines..hard work in farm..but nice in see the other city..of romia ❤️🌹🌹❤️❤️🌺🌺🌺

word!

Darren Martin The audacity to talk about where thieves are from.

@Darren Martin Long live to BBC propaganda !!

@Darren Martin wtf is a gobby??? lol

Impresionant ok

If it's so "awsome", why don't you move there

William Palacio my great grandmother lived her hole life like this in a small village in Romanian and she lives to 101

Lucy Pembroke he said the documentary was awesome m8

the vodka wouldn't.

in my village there's a guy +90 years he cuts with scythe and usual village work... He's like your standard "developed" country 60 years old... at 90.

Hãy thường xuyên vè thăm nơi có nhiều kỹ niệm với bạn. Thân chào từ Việt Nam xa xôi.

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Your mom was a mail order bride? Many Romanian gypsies in London. They beg on many corners.

Would you allow us to be friends? I am an Arab. I love Romania

Agree. I work in an IT giant organization and have all the resources/facilities. But still feels like something is missing. I am from a farmer's family and when I look back 20-25 Yrs ago, I do remember that our family had a very limited resources but everyone was so happy. They had a time for everyone. In a modern day we got the resources but no time left for our own family members. I feel like I should take a break from my job for a couple of years and try to start farming again in my home land "Panjab"

Are you kidding? People don't want to work that hard physically.

It can be spiritually satisfying to have a balance like that -

I'm in as well

@@wthomas7955 I do Everyday. I dont mind

где это

Fakt.

Интересно почему не коментируют чмобандеры, что это загниваюшая деревня мухосранск, это же це европа.

Except the pickpockets on Oxford Street 👀

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You're not wrong

@@hercountrylife You are right above Bulgaria my country. We suffered 500 years through islam together. Only 1 river separates us.

Yes but in Europe even if you do not have many acres of farmland they use even their small yards my Father was from a small village called Erd in Hungary I saw it in 89 and it's like a suburban neighborhood but every yard has fruit trees a garden maybe some chickens they are practical in use of it not a waste of just a green lawn.

@@AnnaLVajda Thank you for sharing that experience Anna. A long time ago, I had a couple of classmates from Hungary and they also shared how their families produced their own food in their small towns.

Same here

im sure their lives are much easier and more satisfiying then modern life

Little has changed. A few things, like de-industrialization. The workforce is exported to Germany, Austria, etc. Romania itself has been stagnating for decades. It's stuck in time as a satrapy which is by design. Germany imports the cheap labor and fuels its industries. The puppet states languish. EU is Imperialism by another form.

That is a beautiful memory of a time gone by

Sir

Апостол Павел thank you ! God bless us all !

Well, this village is populated by Hungarians...

@@sch0146 and your point is ? We Romanians are ok with Hungarians living in Romania !

@@Soleildumon my point is absolutely neutral. Hungarians and Romanians lived in peace for centuries in Transylvania. But unfortunetly the politics of the 20th century messed everything up.

@TuaMadre TuoPadre What do you think is the same with the villages in Hungary?

Glad you mentioned this. It's good to have background on things. There is another channel I've seen recently which is mainly about a woman who lives in the Carpathian mountains in what is now part of the nation of Ukraine. They keep making a point of saying that she is Ukrainian, but she could be one or more of a number of ethnicities. There are far more people of other ethnic groups in that immediate area than there are Ukrainians. In fact, Ruthenia was part of Hungary for a millennium. I think they just started the channel as a propaganda vehicle to get more suckers to donate money to the corrupt Ukrainian government. The videos are long, and yet the woman never utters a single word. I'll bet if she did someone like you could tell what language she was speaking and it wouldn't be Ukrainian. That's why she says nothing. The name of the channel is Food Around the World.

I was in Romania for 4years from -1973to 1978 Really Romania is beautiful country speacily Iasi(Jessy)

Yes, I agree

From your sofa.

Iam from Egypet also love that life too much but iam working at saudi arab kingdom wait that day that go again for afarm life

La la la la it's a happy day

Typically d u m b townie comments littering this here thread..oh well.

Only these hard working, busy people are not Romanians but Hungarians. You do not see this in a Romanian village.

miáú brekeke those buildings were build by ethnic germans austrian, Hungary was just the little, retarded brother of Austria!

Free bozkurt because you stole our land and invaded us, that’s why!

@@freebozkurt9277 if hungarians, how come they speak romanian? lol

@@alphatango831 No they did not. They speak In Hungarian in the whole video. The first sentence in the video at 1:29 is Jo napot!. Is it in Romanian? No, this a Hungarian greeting. Only when they visit the Uz valley in the video (outside of Transylvania) at 11:05 the sheepherd guy speaks Romanian. And you can see the difference how the Romanians live, what sort of household they have. Dirt, unkempt house and animals. This is in clear contrast with the Hungarian household and estate shown in the rest of the video.

صحيح في كل انحاء العالم الناس العاديون لهم نفس طريقة العيش

ਪਲੀਜ਼ ਮੈਨੂੰ ਵੀ ਰੂਸ ਸੱਦ ਲਵੋ ਜੀ

Special greetings from Algeria

Frate vb romana mai dai încolo de rusi ca nu vezi ce provoacă în lume

@@ivan_mujat5438 Bine.Eu oleacă ştiu limba romana.

why you cannot visit other places?

@@josenildoferreiraassuncao8963 I have not so much money besides Indian women can't go to a place alone there are many problems,within nearby places we can go.

Juli Phukan you are right Indian woman not going anywhere

@@jayramjayramdesai3370 exactly

Juli Phukan yeah.. i

Cofnięty zegar czasu do lat 50 Albo to prawda albo sen,!

Malayali

@Natalia Sosa :: I hope you're right Natalia, that looks like a lot of work but i'm sure i'd rather live a basic simple life like that than this rat race i'm stuck in.

@Natalia Sosa :: You should be able to chose your own wife, it's not right that your parents decide who you can marry and who you can't. I wish you the best for the rest of your life, good luck.

yes varun u r rite

@Natalia Sosa :: Sorry my bad way of replying, i know it was his parents that chose his wife so i'm guessing he was [and still is] a Muslim ?. If that's the case then you're better off without him and his stupid religion. Forget him and enjoy the rest of your life.

Phil Laird I believe so

Why do you say that? Just curious... What was different?

You must've been in Transylvania, there are less gypsies there than in the actual romania... cities are better there too, they are better because they are closer to Hungary ;)

@@pocakmatador Transylvania IS ACTUAL Romania.

@@simba22221 Nah thats shit, transylvania is cool

I respect your comment sir!

@Antony Darvin The fellow was describing 70 years ago, not the 70's or 80's.

@Antony Darvin I agree my friend, but I think it's just the feeling of nostalgia. I grew up in the 80s and I miss life in the 80s and 90s, I feel like we already had everything we needed then. I'm sure it's the same for someone who grew up 70 years ago on a farm, they feel they had everything they needed back then.

you must be 84 now...respect that you have still good eyes to read all this here...it was surely from the healthy food at that time..God bless you bro i am also 84 like you..i was married 4 times ..all left me because i am too bad at snoring..

@@shaaaan-qk9uz Much respect to you sir. It's great to see folks of your age here, staying part of the conversation.

yet so many are working throughout the EU. They need cash for taxes, school fees, medicare, to support aged family members, to buy manufactured goods. not as idylic as portrayed.

Peacock For Sale , no stress, get real!

The stress is different there .

@@mandilon3373 Yes, the stress for them is simply surviving!

I'm glad you enjoyed it.

@@JennyParsons And the count Dracula lives in this beautiful province ?