Sunday
Speeping in
And studying
Learning some Romanian Language in books and apps in bed
It was spain colonies and portuguese that went down that way for six hundread years or so. Then culumbus and italians came over to new world after the spanish and portuguese got done with colonizing in history books
Mexico is a colony of spain, brazil is portugal colony, in the history books.
GM 🤳 More study time in bed room
Chocolate milk shake slushie with coffee
😋 *Shrugs* idk i just like chocolate and vanilla flavors same with strawberry and banana milk mixes
Two genders chat
😁🔥👍 Im in
Got 88% right on both languages romanian and hungarian on first try
😁🤳 Romanian very similar to italiano!! How I got many of grammar correct first time!
Neh! ❤️ Family! They are pressuring me to learn more family traditions of European Latin and Italian and French culture. Sense moving back to ol' world later in life gradually.
Romania ❤️ first place I'm going to, most affordable (Out of Latin countries in west Europe) Latin country in (East) Central/Balkans Europe in Balkans at the moment.
Cheap land and housing can be built if' you can retire in romania
*Been* looking into it for years now 👍
❤️ Plus I think females in (East Europe) Central/Balkans are pretty ^^
*Find* someone nice to settle down with
*Smiles* woo a pretty Romanian female ❤️
Family: Time to go back into the fold
Me: Ok *Stares* at pretty females in pictures of Europe ❤️ 😘
Ai Overview
Cost of living and budget
The cost of living in Romania is significantly lower than in the United States and most of Western Europe.
A retired couple can live comfortably under an estimated $1,500 per month in rural area.
For a single person, the estimated monthly expenses for a comfortable lifestyle in Bucharest could range from about $1,100 to over $2,200, depending on choices regarding rent, food, and entertainment.
Rent is under €400 a month in rural areas of Romania.
It 300 USD month where family live in USA right now. So this is actually more cheap in Romania 👍 Pros
Affordable lifestyle: Romania has one of the lowest costs of living in Europe, allowing a retirement budget to go much further.
Low housing costs: Rural areas have affordable traditional houses, especially compared to urban areas and other countries.
AI Overview
Retiring in a Romanian village offers a low cost of living and beautiful, peaceful surroundings, but
non-EU citizens must secure a residence permit and be prepared for potential challenges like limited local jobs and a healthcare system that may require a supplement of private insurance. For non-EU citizens, a residence permit is required, obtained by proving a legal basis for staying.
