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The following is a list of words and formulations commonly used as profanity throughout Romania .

The word pulă can be translated into English as dick , cock , or prick and is a vulgar way of referring to the penis. It is most commonly used in expressions such as " în pula mea ", which literally translates as in my cock , but has a meaning nearer to the English fuck in that it expresses anger or dissatisfaction. Both "pizda" and "pula" can also act as a filler swear word, similar to the English "fucking" or "fuck off".

When said in the indicative mood, as opposed to most profanity in Romanian, which is often in the conjunctive or conditional - optative moods, this expression normally conveys the intention of abandoning a certain course of action or the intention to complete a task with a minimum of effort: "mi-am băgat pula" - literally "I put my dick in", meaning "I did it superficially" (similar to "mi-am băgat picioarele" - "I put my feet in").

" Pizdă " is most often employed as a swear word in Romanian. Roughly translating as "pussy" or "cunt", it is a vulgar word for the vulva . A common profanity is the phrase " du-te-n pizda mă-tii ", meaning "go into your mother's cunt". Another one is " futu-ți pizda mă-tii ", "fuck your mother's cunt". These are often shortened to " pizda mă-tii ". If the speaker doesn't wish to direct the profanity at their interlocutor, the phrase " pizda mă-sii " is used instead, meaning "his/her/their/its mother's cunt".

Pizdă can also be used as a derogatory term for calling someone a coward. It is commonly used in "Nu fi pizdă" which translates to "don't be a pussy".

One of the variants of this particular insult which is often heard is " morții mă-tii ", meaning "your mother's dead [people/relatives]", which is not usually employed in the third person. A more "traditional" euphemism for this expression is " paștele mă-tii " ("your mother's Easter "), mainly employed because of its phonetic similarity to pizdă . Another variation on the "mother" theme is " futu-ți dumnezeii mă-tii " which means "fuck your mother's gods".

Shortening this phrase even further yields " mă-ta " (your mother) or " mă-sa " (his/her/its mother). This euphemism is less insulting than the above phrases and often finds its way into informal conversations.

A fute literally means "to fuck" and is used in a variety of expletives. Să te fut translates as "fuck you", but the verb is more commonly used in expressions such as " futu-ți pizda mă-tii " ("fuck your mother's pussy") or just " futu-i " ("fuck it").

Related to a fute are the phrases " a i-o trage cuiva " ("to fuck someone"), " a da la buci " ("to fuck in the ass") and " futai " ("sexual intercourse").

Romanian insults often involve the sexual behavior of men or women.

Women are usually insulted by comparison to prostitutes. There is a rich vocabulary of insults involving prostitution in Romanian. Curvă is an insult meaning whore or prostitute , or, more generally, a sexually promiscuous woman . Synonyms or near-synonyms are târfă , traseistă , or pizdă . The words zdreanță , boarfă and ștoarfă , coardă are all used to refer to a woman of low moral fiber. A pimp is usually referred to as a pește , which literally translated to "fish".

Profanities directed at men include poponar , curist and găozar , all with the same meaning of faggot . Literally, these words refer to male homosexuals , although they are generally used as insulting words towards any male, no matter their sexual orientation. The words are derived from popou , cur and găoază , which translate to "butt", "ass"/"arse" and "asshole", respectively. All three refer to the anus , implying the person they are directed at practices anal sex .

A womanizer is known as a fustangiu (from fustă , skirt), or pizdar , a word formed in a similar fashion to poponar but which has recently taken on a more positive connotation similar to "player" ( Bravo, tată, mare pizdar! ).

Bulangiu has quite a complex and contradictory formation. Bulan is slang for "luck" and also for "thigh", bul is also Romani slang for "ass". However, the word bulangiu is used to describe a man who is either not cooperative, a backstabber, or ungrateful, and has roughly the same meaning the English ass has in the phrase "don't be an ass!" ( Nu fi bulangiu! ). The female version of bulangiu may be bulangioaică or bulangie , but feminine forms are rare.

Lăbar and labagiu refer to a male person practicing masturbation. It carries the same meaning as "moron" or "jerk" in American English, or " wanker " in British English. These words are derived from labă , literally "paw", but referring to masturbation in slang. The expression " a face laba " means "to jerk off". Although they are literally connected to masturbation, in the spoken language they have the same meaning as "jerk", "asshole" or "ass" when referring to an individual.

Muist and its female equivalent, muistă , both mean "blowjob (giver)" often in reference to a whore. These words derive from the interjection muie! , loosely translating to "suck my penis", or, generally, as "up yours!", which is itself derived from Roma slang, muj ( [muj] ) meaning "mouth" in Romani .

Comparison with animals is another common way of insulting people in Romanian. Scroafă , a word meaning "sow", is often used in the same sense as the English bitch . Men can be insulted with the term bou meaning "castrated bull". Other animals that can be used for insulting people include: goose ( gâscă , usually used for women, with the sense "stupid"), donkey ( măgar , told to a "stubborn" or "selfish" person, or carrying the same meaning as "asshole!" in English, someone who intentionally hurts the people around him), and pig ( porc , for a "careless", "selfish" person, similar to English "motherfucker").

Nenorocit , originally an old popular word that literally translates as "unlucky" and described a disadvantaged or unhappy person (similar to the English phrase "poor devil"), is now used in a powerfully pejorative sense with a meaning similar to "motherfucker" in English. It is used mostly in the vocative case : nenorocitule (male), nenorocito (female).

Death is also a recurring element of most forms of profanity in Romanian. A phrase used when expressing disbelief or sarcasm is " Să mori tu! ", or, alternatively, " să moară mă-ta ", meaning "should you/your mother die [if what you say is not true]". In the first person, să mor eu ("I should die ..."), it is used to uphold a previous statement.

Long tirades of various forms of profanity strung together into a syntactically correct sentence is also not unheard of, and the Romanian language certainly allows the formation of such structures. An example of this phenomenon is the phrase (Futu-ți) paștele și dumnezeii/Dumnezeul mă-tii astăzi și mâine de nenorocit ("(fuck) your mother's Easter and [her] God/gods today and tomorrow, you asshole"), which can, in theory, be further elaborated. E.g. - Futu-ți Cristoșii mă-tii de căcat rânit cu lopata, meaning (fuck) your mother's Christ, you shit taken off with a shovel.

Other insults are the ones with devils, "Du-te dracu" meaning "go to devil" (similar to "go to hell). Another is "fir-i-al dracu" meaning "be of the devil", also "fir-ar* dracului" being an expression similar to "darn it". Or "te ia mama dracu" meaning "Devil's mother will take you", being a warning to not do something.

The word păsărică (little bird) is a euphemism for pizdă . It is frequently used when addressing children to refer to the vagina. The word puță is a euphemism for pulă . It is often used in conversation with children to refer to the penis.

The word fleașcă translates roughly to soaking wet and may describe something being ruined through soaking or similar means, or "soft/no erect", and it may refer in slang to pussy , with the implication that it is wet or aroused, or to a soft man which does not stand for his rights, with allusion to his "erection". Fofo or fofoloancă , with the approximate meaning "hairy" or "furry", from Romanian "înfofolit", dressed, wrapped (in thick clothes, as in winter), is also another, softer slang word used to refer to vulva or vagina.



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Romanian girls are not exactly the first that pops to mind when you think of Eastern Europe. Maybe Ukraine, maybe Russia… but Romania remains largely ignored by lovers of all things Eastern Europe.
And I am not blaming you, either. Romanian girls are not like other Eastern European women.
Granted, they may be similar (or at least more similar than any Western woman could hope to be), but definitely not the same. So what exactly makes women in Romania so different? What makes them so special and how can you meet a Romanian lady?
We’ll talk about this today! But first…
Girls in Eastern Europe try harder when it comes to their looks. This is true for both Slavic and Romanian women. Both are naturally gorgeous but they also put a lot of effort to look their best at all times.
Romanian girls tend to be darker than other Eastern Europeans. The gypsy community is much larger in Romania, too.
There is still a lot of stigma against them, but gypsies are becoming more integrated into Romanian society. Even if we’re talking ethnic Romanians, though, they usually have light brown to olive skin and shiny black or hazelnut hair.
Romanian women often go blonde. Thankfully, fashion has been shifting toward more natural hues, but these days you’ll see everything from fancy purple hair styles to pink and blue…
The days of platinum blonde hair and black eyebrows are over. Which makes Romanian girls all the more attractive.
When it comes to facial structure, Romanians have larger features. Think Penelope Cruz or Kat Dennings, not Taylor Swift.
Almost all Romanian girls have big, almond-shaped eyes and full lips. Romanian women are on the curvier side, too. They are not as frail and girlish as their Slavic counterparts. Although, they do work hard at the gym to keep fit so they are not fatties either.
This is universal throughout Eastern Europe. Women here work harder to look good. They do their hair, put make-up on, wear flattering clothes, get their nails done, tan, never miss their cosmetologist appointments, etc.
Romanian girls favor more revealing, body-hugging styles of clothes than Slavic ones. They are also edgier in their sense of style.
Bright red lipstick is not uncommon on the streets of Bucharest, and neither are other bold choices. Take note before you smooch. Lipstick stains are not as nice as they are claimed to be.
In the gym, Romanian women emphasize strength, rather than slimness. They aren’t big on diets but they do work out a lot. Most are the perfect mixture of curvy and toned.
The best way to go, especially during these strange times we’re living, is an online website dedicated to this. With over 1,000 ladies signed up already (at the moment of writing this article), this is definitely you best and easiest bet to meet them:
Sure, if you are already in Romania and are more hookup oriented (although you’ll find plenty of options on IC above too), Tinder is still going strong in Romania – larger cities at least.
But if you sign up for International Cupid, you get a bunch of advantages over all other means of meeting the women here.
For starters, way less competition. You won’t be swiping together with tens of thousands of other people, trying to get a lady’s attention. No, there are fewer males competing to stand out.
Also, since this is a dating website, all women here are actively looking for a relationship. This takes the guessing out of the questions: yes, she would like to meet you (if she does answer).
Not to mention the fact that the premium part of the website comes with two extra advantages: first, you have fewer scammers and fake profiles as they’re actively removed (and profiles verified).
Second, you do show her that you have the financial means to afford this. While it’s not a fortune, it sends a strong message and does count as an advantage.
As I said – my favorite way of meeting Romanians, with heaps to choose from and very high success rates. Visit the site here now !
Eastern European people get married early. Romanians, too, but not that early. Most girls only consider settling down after they get a degree, and perhaps get started on a career. Unlike Russians, who are happy to get married as teens.
Since Romanian girls get into serious relationships later in life, they are not the party enthusiast wives you might expect.
Granted, Romanians love fun but settling down usually means you have your craziest years behind you.
Russian and Ukrainian girls, on the other hand, are notorious for their love of the party scene, even after marriage.
The other thing that makes long-term relationships with Romanian girls different is their willingness to move out. Eastern European girls, in general, are often happy to relocate for love. With Romanians, you would be hard-pressed to find a woman that will not consider it.
However, take an important tip here: your dollar will take you a lot further in Romania too, so you moving here might also be an option.
Romania is not that bad to live in (on the contrary!) and your money will be worth more here. So, yes, consider this option too!
Romanian girls are raised to be independent. They value education and work hard on building a career. The gold-diggers and aspiring trophy wives are an exception, definitely not the rule.
In a typical Romanian family, both partners work full-time. Grandparents are usually around to watch the kids. If not, there is daycare for 8 hours every day.
This is the family model that Romanian girls grew up with. These fierce females will not expect you to provide while they watch soap operas and get their nails done.
These are strong, independent woman and it’s really nice to be around them.
Romanian women have a life of their own. But that does not mean they are not caring and devoted to their partners and families.
Romania has a very couple-friendly culture. Date night is a must, even after kids, and so is looking pretty for your husband. There might be some exceptions but most Romanian women will never let themselves go.
They are also, in general, devoted to their partner. While they’re not generally submissive, they do like to please their partner and make him feel good. This, of course, extends to much more than the action in the bedroom!
At first, I hated Romanian food with passion. 
It was weird, the textures were funky, I did not recognize most of the products used, not to mention it all smelled a little too unusual for my liking. All that meat seemed… strange.
Before my first trip to Romania, a buddy warned me that ‘You will love the place, and hate the food. Bring Oreos in bulk if you don’t want to starve’. Although Romanians actually think the opposite.
I am now a reformed Romanian food hater. Get yourself a Romanian girlfriend and you can be one, too.
You can’t get a real feel of what Romanian cuisine is like in a restaurant. Homemade will always be light years ahead. Lucky for you, Romanian women are also caring girlfriends and wives. You will never be without Mămăligă and Sarmale, Pilaf, or Tochitură, and pork stew ever again.
Yes, you will eat lots of meat – but it will be delicious. Even if you’re not the biggest meat lover (I am not one!), Romanian food will grow on you. Even if you don’t like it at first, you’ll love it in the end.
Just make sure that you ask her what her gym is – you’ll need to visit too after all this delicious food!
Now, if you’re still here and want to actually learn more about Romanian girls and their origins – and other “boring” stuff, do read on. Otherwise, you can simply hop over to International Cupid and start talking to Romanian ladies today!
I don’t know how familiar you are with ethnic groups in Eastern Europe and the Balkans. Judging by the game shows I have seen Stateside (which are way more than anyone should see), no too familiar. Basically, Slavs are the major ‘tribe’.
Slavs are an Indo-European ethno-linguistic group, who speak various Slavic languages of the Balto-Slavic language group.
That is from Wikipedia . They first appeared in written history around the 6th century. They probably came from somewhere in Eastern Europe/Western Asia.
We only learned about them when the Germanic tribes started migrating. Slavs settled at those abandoned lands fleeing the Huns and their allies. When the Byzantines realized they have a bunch of people at the border, it was a bit too late. The Slavs were there to stay.
Romanians are not on that list. They speak a Romance language and are ethnically different. When Pan-Slavism came about during the 19th century, it emphasized the common heritage and values of Slavic people. The Balkans were the main focus, as Slavs there were still oppressed.
Sadly, Pan-Slavism failed Slavs in the Balkans big time. Both the Russian Empire and the Soviet Union used it as a political tool. There are many examples of atrocities that happened thanks to that.
The creation and existence of Yugoslavia (and it’s consequent separation which claimed thousands of lives) is one of them. Either way, that is an entirely different article.
Slavic people, love it or hate it, have had the tendency of sticking together. Romanians are not included in that.
Although cultures have fused together and theirs has a lot of Slavic features, Romanians are still a separate ethnic group with a different language and heritage. Or, to quote Wikipedia once again:
The Romanians are an Romance ethnic group native to Romania that share a common Romanian culture, ancestry, and speak the Romanian language.
The most obvious difference between Romanian girls and other women in Eastern Europe is the language.
If anything, you will have it much “easier” if you try to learn Romanian. It is very similar to Spanish, French, and Portuguese. I hope you are lucky enough to have learned at least one of these.
So I gave you a pretty extensive origin story for Slavic people but they are not even the subject of this article. How did Romanians end up on the Balkan peninsula? Well, there are two theories.
The Daco-Roman continuity theory says they come from the ancient Dacians, which inhabited these lands before the Romans came to conquer. These indigenous tribes were Romanized and eventually morphed into what is now known as Romanians. This would make Romanians one of the oldest nations on the peninsula.
The south-of-the-Danube origin theory says it wasn’t the Dacians at all. It goes that Romans moved northward across the Danube river into modern-day Romania. These ancestors were a combination of Romans and Romanized peoples of Illyria, Moesia and Thrace. In other words, not locals.
Finally, there is genetics. Surprisingly enough, Romanians are not as genetically different to their Slavic neighbours as it may seem at first. This genetic affinity is not reflected in the language, though.
In other words, Romanian girls may look like Slavic girls, but don’t you dare equate their culture to Slavic culture.
What do you think makes Romanian girls different? Have you dated one, or maybe are you currently with a Romanian? Give us all the details in the comments below.
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