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SOME FACTS
ROMANIAN: a language of Romania
SIL code: RUM
ISO 639-1: mo
ISO 639-2: mol
ISO 639-1: ro
ISO 639-2(B): rum
ISO 639-2(T): ron
Population 20,520,000 in Romania, 90% of the population (1986).
Population total all countries 26,000,000 (1999 WA).
Region Moldavian is in Moldova to the northeast, and Muntenian
in Muntenia, or Wallachia in the southeast, other dialects
in the north and west, including much of Transylvania. Also
spoken in Australia, Azerbaijan, Canada, Finland, Hungary,
Israel, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Russia (Europe), Tajikistan,
Turkmenistan, Ukraine, USA, Uzbekistan, Yugoslavia.
Alternate names RUMANIAN, MOLDAVIAN, DACO-RUMANIAN
Dialects MOLDAVIAN, MUNTENIAN (WALACHIAN), TRANSYLVANIAN,
BANAT, BAYASH.
Classification Indo-European, Italic, Romance, Eastern.
Comments Romanian has 77% lexical similarity with Italian,
75% with French, 74% with Sardinian, 73% with Catalan, 72%
with Portuguese and Rheto-Romance, 71% with Spanish. The Bayash
are Gypsies who have lost their language and now speak Romanian
based on the Banat dialect with Romani and Hungarian influences.
National language. Grammar. SVO. Deciduous forest. Mountain
slope. Peasant agriculturalists, other. Christian. Bible 1688-1989.
Also spoken in:
Hungary Language name ROMANIAN
Population 100,000 in Hungary (1995 Iosif Bena).
Alternate names RUMANIAN, DACO-ROMANIAN, MOLDAVIAN
Dialects BAYASH ROMANIAN.
Comments The Bayash are ex-slave Roma who worked in houses, and were forbidden
to speak Romani. The Bayash speak a very distinctive kind of Romanian. Substantial
literature in Bayash. Radio programs. Bible 1688-1989.
Israel Language name ROMANIAN
Population 250,000 in Israel (1993 Statistical Abstract of
Israel).
Comments Bilingualism in Hebrew. Elderly speakers use Hebrew as second language
but prefer Romanian. Radio programs. Jewish. Bible 1688-1989.
Moldova Language name ROMANIAN
Population 2,664,000 in Moldova (1979 census).
Alternate names MOLDAVAN, ROUMANIAN, RUMANIAN
Dialects MOLDAVAN (MOLDOVIAN, MOLDOVEAN), MUNTENIAN (WALACHIAN, MUNTEAN), BANAT,
BAYASH, CHRISHANA, MARAMURESH, OLTENIA-LESSER WALLACHIA (OLTEAN).
Comments Little dialect variation. The Bayash are Gypsies who speak a dialect
based on Banat, but influenced by Romani and Hungarian. Many Gypsies in Moldova
and southern Ukraine speak Moldavan as mother tongue. Called 'Moldavan' in
Moldova. National language. Cyrillic script was replaced by Roman script in
1989. Christian. Bible 1688-1984.
Ukraine Language name ROMANIAN
Population 250,000 or fewer in Ukraine (1999).
Alternate names RUMANIAN, MOLDAVIAN, DACO-ROMANIAN
Comments Mountain slope. Bible 1688-1989.
Yugoslavia Language name ROMANIAN
Population 200,000 to 300,000 in Yugoslavia (1995 Iosif Bena).
Alternate names RUMANIAN, MOLDAVIAN, DACO-RUMANIAN
Comments Radio programs, TV. Bible 1688-1989.
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