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Romanian in Romania


Calendar and Holidays

In Romania, dates are written with the day first, then the month and year. For example: 6 October 1999. People often have the day off from work on major Orthodox or Catholic religious holidays. Some examples: January 6th - Jesus' Baptism, January 7th -Saint John, March 24th - Good Welcoming, April - Easter, May 21 - Saints Constantine and Elena, August 15th -Virgin Mary, December 6th - Saint Nicolas, December 25- Christmas. The Romanian National Day is on December 1st. Women's Day on March 1st, Mothers' Day on March 8th, and Children's Day on June 1st.

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  • "Monday"

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  • "Tuesday"

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  • "Wednesday"

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  • "Thursday"

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  • "Friday"

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  • "Saturday"

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  • "Sunday"

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  • "January"

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  • "February"

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  • "March"

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  • "April"

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  • "May"

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  • "June"

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  • "July"

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  • "August"

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  • "September"

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  • "October"

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  • "November"

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  • "December"

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