Are the Romanians Slavs?

[Onbael_]

Are the Romanians Slavs?
If not, what origins do they have?
It seems strange to me that all countries around Romania are classified as Slavic, but Romania is not.
Maybe they mean Slavic in the linguistic context.

What can you tell me about the Slavic people and the Romanian people (on a racial level)?

 

[Henu the Great]

Are the Romanians Slavs?
If not, what origins do they have?
It seems strange to me that all countries around Romania are classified as Slavic, but Romania is not.
Maybe they mean Slavic in the linguistic context.

What can you tell me about the Slavic people and the Romanian people (on a racial level)?

Some are, and some aren't. People these days are scattered all around the world.

http://humanphenotypes.net/

 

[patrioticgentile_666]

Are the Romanians Slavs?
If not, what origins do they have?
It seems strange to me that all countries around Romania are classified as Slavic, but Romania is not.
Maybe they mean Slavic in the linguistic context.

What can you tell me about the Slavic people and the Romanian people (on a racial level)?

They're quite a mix. Linguistically-speaking, no, Romanian is not a Slavic language but a Romance, (lol...name "Romania" literally means "of Rome/Romans"). However, because of the centuries-long ties and interactions with the Slavic-speaking world of Russia, Serbia and Bulgaria, it has absorbed heavy Slavic influence to the point where the average person wouldn't even suspect it to be related to Spanish or Portuguese or Italian and etc., and the "pan-Orthodox" alliance with Russia, Bulgaria and Serbia against the Ottomans surely played it role. I remember hearing a Russian do a cover of the infamous "Dragostea din Tei" song, guy sounded like a native Romanian due to the large influences of Slavic languages on Romanian. I too, thought that Romanian was Slavic or Germanic upon first hearing that song by the original singers (O-Zone). The same can probably be said of their descent, I think they're originally Latinic or Western European in origin, but started getting Slavic ancestry via intermarriages. I remember having a Romanian professor, I thought she was Russian because of her accent, demeanor and appearance (I notice Eastern Europeans tend to have a much more "tough masculine" demeanor than their soft Western European counterparts, probably as a result of harsh experiences living under a communist bloc).

That being said, country border don't necessitate ancestry. Not even all Slavic-speaking countries themselves are even "full Slav" in origin, many of Russia's people are Germanic or mixed Slav-Asiatic (Turkic/Mongolic) in reality, or the Balkan "Slavs" being Turkic (Ottoman) or Gypsies, but were linguistically-assimilated, due to nationalistic ideals. Take most of the Romanovs, or Maria Shaparova and Anna Kournikova, or even Viktoria Azarenka (Belarus) for example, these are all from Slavic-speaking countries, are Slavic-speakers, but are clearly Germanic. The "Russian population" of northern Kazakhstan too is in reality, are of Germanic descent but lost their German identities. As to why such a high German presence in Russia, another topic for another post.

I can imagine Romania could have large population of assimilated Slavic descent, though no longer speaking a Slavic language. Communities of Serbs, Bulgarians, Russians and Rusyns still live in Romania though, many of them actually being native-generations and not as a result of modern migration.

 

[Dark Blue Eye]

We are thracians, more specifically we are dacians, but got invaded by romans wich had a big influence on us because roman soldiers got married with dacian womens.

Then there was the slavic migration, they didn't stop on our territory, but had an influence on us. Also we got invaded by tatars and Ottoman Empire wich had an influence, mostly because of abuse and rape.

When the austro-hungarian empire conquered the Transylvania (a region) they send a lot of people at the border, this is why we have a lot germanic people in the center of country (Brașov) and hungarians in other cities. In that period the gypsies were migrating, but were not allowed in western countries, so they stopped in our territory and Bulgaria's teritorry.

Then the ww2 happened and russian soldiers raped a lot of our womens. The communism had a bigger impact in Moldova were people got send in Syberia and bring a lot of russians back.

This is basic history, if you dive in details you will find more complex things

 

[Shemsu]

Are the Romanians Slavs?
If not, what origins do they have?
It seems strange to me that all countries around Romania are classified as Slavic, but Romania is not.
Maybe they mean Slavic in the linguistic context.

What can you tell me about the Slavic people and the Romanian people (on a racial level)?

Keeping in mind that apart from rainforest tribes everyone's more or less mixed, it can be said with a certain amount of accuracy that they are slavic to some extent in the genetic sense. Their language isn't so that's probably why they're not considered as fully belonging to the slavic family. Even so they're not drastically different than their neighbors. Not the same but still closely related like most european people. Nordic, Germanic And Slavic people share many genetic and cultural traits wether they want to admit it or not. Slavs consider themselves (or used to before quasi science took hold) aryan and directly descended from the gods. Maybe someone who is Romanian can educate us on their origin.

 

[Abyss]

Are the Romanians Slavs?
If not, what origins do they have?
It seems strange to me that all countries around Romania are classified as Slavic, but Romania is not.
Maybe they mean Slavic in the linguistic context.

What can you tell me about the Slavic people and the Romanian people (on a racial level)?

Keeping in mind that apart from rainforest tribes everyone's more or less mixed, it can be said with a certain amount of accuracy that they are slavic to some extent in the genetic sense. Their language isn't so that's probably why they're not considered as fully belonging to the slavic family. Even so they're not drastically different than their neighbors. Not the same but still closely related like most european people. Nordic, Germanic And Slavic people share many genetic and cultural traits wether they want to admit it or not. Slavs consider themselves (or used to before quasi science took hold) aryan and directly descended from the gods. Maybe someone who is Romanian can educate us on their origin.

Dark Blue Eyes is Romanian, as i am. What i can Tell You is that the eastern zone of Romania is really ethnically mixed. some cityes and ruins of citadels have greek names, as they were colonized by them. The black sea was great for trade. We have communities of Russian, turkish, greek, hungarian and german people in the eastern hemisphere, but also a great deal of gypsy parasites. Romania is a country that was looted frequently for its many resources. We are also pagan at origins.

 

[patrioticgentile_666]

Nordic, Germanic And Slavic people share many genetic and cultural traits wether they want to admit it or not. Slavs consider themselves (or used to before quasi science took hold) aryan and directly descended from the gods. Maybe someone who is Romanian can educate us on their origin.

I suspected that Slavs, Germanic and Nordic peoples were one, the "Trine Sons" of the God, no matter how much the kikes wanna push Slavs and Germans hate each other (cough cough....muh Auschwitz, much World War II).

They're just too similar, and use very similar (if-not identical) symbols, though some Slavic groups, especially those living in the Russian Far East adopted lots of Turco-Mongolic influence, but that's to be expected.