language:
The official language is Romanian, and the main minority language is Hungarian. The main popular foreign languages are English and French.
religion:
The main religions in Romania include Eastern Orthodox Church (accounting for 86.5% of the total population), Roman Catholic Church (4.6%), and Protestantism (3.2%).
custom:
Romanians are descendants of the Romans and Dacians. They are enthusiastic, straightforward, easy-going, and enjoy making friends. They also like to be straightforward when talking. Respect women, let women go first when men enter or get in the car. It is common for family and friends to hug and face each other when meeting. When invited as a guest, flowers should be sent to the lady, and the total number of flowers should be singular, but not 13.
Romanians consider salt and bread as essential foods in their daily lives. When a guest arrives, the most solemn etiquette is for the host girl to hold a plate and bring bread and salt to the guest. The guest needs to take a piece of bread and dip it in salt to taste. Breakfast is relatively simple, while dinner is highly valued, emphasizing quality and quantity.
Romanians are good at singing and dancing. They often dance gracefully at gatherings, dinners, and weddings with friends. Some restaurants arrange folk song and dance performances for guests during meals. When dining in a restaurant or taking a taxi, an additional tip of around 10% is usually required.
Romanian national clothing has a distinct and unique artistic style. Clothing styles are diverse, brightly colored, and embroidered with lace. Most men in the region like to wear white pants, which are as long as the calves and tucked into black boots.
Romanians mainly consume meat and dairy products in their diet, while their intake of vegetables and legumes is not high. Treat dogs as good friends of humans and avoid eating dog meat.
Main taboo: Romanians do not like to have open air when driving or indoors, and generally do not open the windows on both sides to allow air to circulate. They believe that this can cause illness. Men do not wear black ties except during mourning.
