Yes, many speak Italian + English! So cool.

SOUNDS discriminative. So lucky its not the 90s anymore. Romania is in the EU now and the UK not.

the average crime rate in Romania is 4,5 % above the European average

I might come off as racist but is that not because of the Roma? Seemed like Romanians don't like Roma people and Roma people don't like Romanians. They probably fight with each other and Roma don't have a good reputation in Europe. I'm not gonna act like an expert or anything. I'm just a guest here. I'm grateful i'm allowed to stay for a few weeks. Whatever the problem, hopefully they fix it. Another issue is that most of Europe and USA is being ruined by the agenda of the likes of Hilary Clinton/Bill Gates and their groups in some foreign countries (which run the CIA). They want to erase the white race through forced ILLEGAL immigration. I'm sure you know.

Yes, i don't understand why there is so much graffiti in beautiful places like Serbia, Romania and Greece! who is doing that? makes no sense. it's so ugly.

You Romanians are just too critical of yourselves. I am Hungarian and found Romanians to be super nice. Sure Bucharest would be better with completed sidewalks and some more pedestrian crossings, but otherwise you are very nice, down to earth people.

@@szalaypeter3810 Koszonom for your reply dear friend from Hungary. I really Hungary and the Magyars. Well.... I would like that all romanian cities be as clean as the cities from Hungary, or even the cities from Romania where Magyars live. For example: Sfântul Gheorghe, Odorheiu Secuiesc, Miercurea Ciuc are very nice and clean cities with NO GRFFITI. Why? Well, because the majority of population are Magyars. Maybe the Magyars are more educated than us, the Romanians. It is not easy to say this, but once and for all, we must admitted that we can improve more in our behaviour.

@@christian2M Don't think we are more educated or any better just closer to the Germans by a few hundred kilometers. :) I was actually pleasently surprised in Romania by Romanians. True Bucharest looked a bit more chaotic than Budapest, but Romanians were much better hosts, more hospitable than Hungarians. There are a lot of stuck-up, grumpy people in Hungary. Maybe not as many as in Czechia but still a lot. :) Also in Hungary there is a general bad habit of smirking and making disatisfactory faces, comments at customers in shops and restaurants which I did not witness in Romania. I as a Hungarian am already used to the main character syndrome of my people. It's nice that you Romanians don't seem to have an oversupply of such individuals.

@@traveler263 I'm in the center of Bucharest. Airbnb

@Derzolus a while ago but had to re-upload it. My other channel got screwed. :). Still applies though. Romanians haven't changed lol

@@analoguemonsters thank you :)

Se putea sa nu sara si un prost arogant de ardelean care sa manance el putin kkt parfumat cu fainosag! Hai ALUPIGUS, al'de Gherman!

You live in a city with 300.000 inhabitants or under. Bucharest has over 2 million inhabitants. The vibe is just different, more aggitated. Happens in all big metropolis.

@@mimisor66 I agree, that's why he must go elsewhere. :)

@@bluegreen333-g5r if you want to realistically present a country, you cannot skip the capital. You also go to smaller cities, and also to the rural areas... but what you guys that just zoom through Bucharest do not understand is that there are oasis of tranquility in the city, but it takes time and willingness to find them. When you find them you will be pleasantly surprised. Bucharest has many layers and a couple of days visiting will only show you the outer layer. Even we born and bred here still find new places we've never been before, or never been there in a long time and find it changed...

@@analoguemonsters lol

You're younger than me...kiddie :))

​@@razvanpetresoare8802 You got it wrong. He lived in Bucharest for the first 500 years of his life. He lived for 500 years in each city.

@@razvanpetresoare8802 , if you lived for more than 500 years and you’re still broke, just step into the sun.

@misscg367 true lol. But his blood was boiling lol. I know what he was doing though. I stayed friendly to both. Old lady was too old to ignore and be mean to. I did get fooled but it's ok. :) Edit: it was just an example of how Romanians go from happy to mad really quickly and they can't hide it lol

dude, are you serious? I did make an effort, obviously. How ignorant do you have to be to look at this video and say i made no effort. I read about the food's history and the area's history. You want me as a guest to learn the language in a few days? Do you get that it's hard to pronounce words as a foreigner that has never tried speaking the language? Major fail on your part here to be a little empathetic and welcoming. Luckly, most Italians are not like you and were extremely friendly to me. Imagine you go to Vietnam and then you try to pronounce their words. Can you pronounce them right on your first try? I think not

Maybe Naples has amazing Pizza but in other parts of Italy, i think it's hard to find good pizza. I was in northern Italy and while i had AMAZING pizza there, many many spots sold such sh*t pizza. I'm talking like 1/10! But ya, you said Naples and Naples is famous for it's food. Have not been there. :) I found great pizza in Romania later. A Romanian friend showed me. People in Bucharest are too welcoming! God bless them!

@qwertyqwerty-zi6dr not that old. Had to re-upload it. KZfaq issues.

ya, not much grains in the diet, i think. That's great for the population! Delicious stuff. Hope to come back!

Nu uita de papanasi, musaca, sarmale (cu smantana), ciorba de burta, mici, langosi si shaorma :))

@@misscg367 nu le-am adaugat pentru ca am vazut ca le-a incercat deja

@@gmchannel3863 ah, eu n-am vazut :)

Thank you! Appreciate it!

Thank you! :) Hungarian desserts are easy to love, especially the one with poppy seeds! A 10/10!

@@paolocirelli8937 nah. It's awesome

@@evanmaroge2838 If you don't understand that for a Venetian it can even be offensive, that's your problem.

@@paolocirelli8937 didn't mean to offend anyone.

@@evanmaroge2838 You have to understand that Italy has twenty regions and each region has a strong particular culture different from the others. Sicily is a region very far from Veneto and very different. The song you put (because it is copyright-free, I understand) is a Sicilian song in the U.S. version of Sicilian-Americans. It is in sicilian language, with a sicilian mood. Any Italian who listens to it understands that it is out of place. It could fit as a soundtrack to a movie about Broccolino. Instead, for any American it corresponds to the idea Americans have of Italians (knowing almost only descendants of immigrants of Sicilian descent). I only tell you this to explain it, because I know that every tourist, when he lands in a different reality, is a kind of Martian (moreover, full of existing biases in his own culture toward the one visited).

@@giorgiodifrancesco4590 Thank you! i was not familiar with this but it makes total sense. thanks for taking the time to explain!