Маркират нова туристическа пътека в Родопите

1.
За връзките между румънски и български (и други славянски езици).
В български език въпросите на които се отговаря само с "да" или "не" се създават с частица "ли".
Например:
"Има ли в Европа кралства?"

В украински "ли" с превежда чрез "чи", в полски чрез "czy", които обаче не са задължителни.
"Чи" в украински означава не само "ли", а и "или" (тоест " и-ли ")
"Czy" в полски означава също "или" (тоест " и-ли ")

В румънски "ли" се превежда чрез "oare", който обаче не е задължителен (рядко се употребява), и може да се използва и за въпросите за които не е задължително да се отговори с "да" или "не".

" Или " на румънски се превежда чрез " ori ", дума за която в румънските речници пише че е с неизвестен произход.
Ясно е обаче че "ori" и "oare" са сродни думи, както българските "или" и "ли".
"Ori" в румънски е също множественото число от "oara" и означава "пъти", в смисъл повторение. Тази дума произхожда от латинската "hora" където означаваше "час".
de 4 ori = 4 пъти
pentru a 4-a oara = за четвъртия път

2.

Cum a Pierdut România Cadrilaterul ( Dobrogea de Sud)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXtAJ5-47Gg&t=3s

Превод:
Как Румъния е загубила Южна Добруджа ("Четириръгълника")

Това са само анти-българските коментари на обикновените румънци написани на английски език, за румъно-езичните нямам време да ги преведа, прекалено много са.
Това са жертви на румънската "образователна система", на румънските учебници по "история", на румънските "историци".

@nikolaykolev1438
Why then did the Romanian Parlament vote a declaration in 1878 that Dobrudzha is a Bulgarian land.If they take it they will quarrel with the Bulgarian people and fight wars.

@alyjohanson5001
greetings, that's a new! why don't you show us this declaration of which we have no knowledge about?



@BringBackCyrillicBG
Dont steal and betray your allies is the lesson Romania learned here

@alexandrupetrescu-qp7km
acum 2 luni
And Bulgaria learned The lesson steal more and you left without a country






@BringBackCyrillicBG
​ @albapatriotproductions1198 If Romania takes Besarabia Bulgaria takes North Dobrudja

@albapatriotproductions1198
@BringBackCyrillicBG no, because North Dobruja was never bulgarian, and bulgarians don't even live in that land, check

demographics

@albapatriotproductions1198
@BringBackCyrillicBG Bessarabia and Northern Dobruja are both ethnically romanian

@BringBackCyrillicBG
@albapatriotproductions1198 Never Bulgarian ? WHAT ?!?!?
It is majority bulgarian that got romanified
What history do you learn in Romania even ?
That region wouldnt even want to be romanian neither Romania existed when North Dobrudja was bulgarian.

@BringBackCyrillicBG
@albapatriotproductions1198 Whole east Europe is romanian as well ?
If there is romanian church in moscow guess tje city is also romanian

@albapatriotproductions1198
@BringBackCyrillicBG it was populated by romanians before, and everyone there would want to remain in Romania, even the

lipovans, turks and tatars, and I was not even imperialist or ultranationalist like you think.

@albapatriotproductions1198
@BringBackCyrillicBG no lol. And what history do you learn in Bulgaria than? Northern Dobruja was a part of Romania even

before Bulgaria got its independence from Ottoman Empire, before it was directly controled by ottomans for hundrets of years,

and the same counts for Bulgaria, and if you claim to know history so well, you would know it was a population exhange in the

areas of North and South Dobruja, in 1940, romanians from South Dobruja moved to North and Bulgarians from North moved to

South, so there was no "bulgarian majority that got romanized", the remaining bulgarians from there left the region.

@albapatriotproductions1198
@BringBackCyrillicBG the Interwar borders of the Balkans were the best. Change my mind





@FreshVito_bg
Because it was populated by ethnic Bulgarians and not Romanians. You took it in 1913.

@dannybunny777
​ @FreshVito_bg That doesn't matter. By this judgment, aromanians too should have a country made up from parts of Macedonia

Greece and other regions in the Balkans where they are majoritary. That piece of land was Romanian by right (by historical

continuity), we just didn't know to keep it unfortunatelly, and that is how bulgarians insinuated there and became

majoritary, old story...

@dannybunny777
​ @FreshVito_bg Yeah, we took it back to were it belonged! Geto Dacians owened it, they are our ancestors. Period.