Cultural Awareness in Romania
The objective of this work in writing is to examine cultural awareness in Romania. The official language of Romania is stated to be that of Romanian and the primary issues in relation to language in Romania is stated to be the "protection of the languages of the 10 minority ethnic groups." (Compendium, 2011) Protective principles are such that can be located in the 'Local Public Administration Law' No. 215.2001 which includes the "right to use a mother tongue within administrative procedures (Article 8) or the systematic translation of geographical names and indicators in all the spoken languages of a given area (Article 10 to 13)." (Compendium, 2011) The primary priorities of Romanian cultural public policies "in the cultural field" have undergone recent changes. (Compendium, 2011) IN 2010, the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage priorities are "supporting the national heritage and contemporary creation." Mid-term priorities are stated to be inclusive of protecting and promoting national Romanian heritage, decentralizing Romanian "decision-making and administration, supporting cultural and creative industries and the independent cultural sector, improving infrastructure and management of cultural institutions and cultural facilities and the pontifical of culture and cultural heritage." ( )
I. Customary Greetings
The initial greetings in Romania are stated to be "formal and reserved: a handshake, direct eye contact, and the appropriate greeting for the time of day." (Kwintessential, 2011) Some older Romanians are stated to kiss the hand of a woman upon their meeting the woman although it is not expected that foreign men will kiss the hand of a Romanian woman. (Kwintessential, 2011) Close friends usually kiss and hug one another upon meeting and the way this is done is to kiss twice once on each cheek starting with the left...
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