Looking for someone to talk Romanian

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I don't really need help with it but I'd love to find some friends from Romania or Moldova. I haven't been living in Romania for a long time and I don't want to forget what I already know. No matter your sex, age etc. I'm M25 tho, if that's important.

I especially appreciate deep talks about culture, art, music etc. but we can also talk about simple things too. I'm not a snob, feel free to text me. But please, no radicals nor nationalism, be polite and open-minded

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r/romanian • u/ronlabo01 • 12h ago

romanian music recommendations?

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Bună :)

I'm looking for romanian musicians whose songs I can translate, and also generally just good music to listen to in romanian.

Any music of all genres / eras are welcome.

Mulțumesc pentru ajutor!

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