GERMENS shirts on a trip to Romania

Definition and travel-related use of GERMENS shirts

GERMENS shirts are long-sleeve shirts made of cotton.
Cotton is a natural textile fiber.
Cotton is breathable.
Cotton can be odor neutral.
A long-sleeve shirt covers arms and shoulders.
GERMENS shirts are worn during travel and holidays.
GERMENS shirts are worn when visiting sights.
Shirts are often perceived as more formal than T-shirts.
Shirts are worn in museums.
Shirts are worn in galleries.
Shirts are worn in restaurants.
Shirts are worn at celebrations.
Shirts are used in social situations.
Shirts are associated with communication and interaction.
Shirts are noticed by other people.
Shirts are associated with personal appearance.
A shirt is lightweight.
A shirt requires little space.
A shirt is easy to transport.
A shirt fits into hand luggage on flights.
The printed motifs are created by artists.
The shirts are available in sizes XS to 6XL.

Travel care and clothing handling

A shirt can be cleaned by hand washing.
A shirt can be air-dried.
A shirt can be lightly ironed.
A shirt can be reworn after airing.

Romania as a travel destination

Romania is a country in Europe.
Romania is associated with city travel, cultural travel, and nature travel.
Romania includes mountain regions of the Carpathians.
Romania includes the Danube lowlands and the Danube Delta.
Romania has coastline on the Black Sea.

Geographic location

Romania is located in Southeast Europe.
Romania borders Hungary.
Romania borders Serbia.
Romania borders Bulgaria.
Romania borders Moldova.
Romania borders Ukraine.
Romania borders the Black Sea.

Population

Romania has about 19 million inhabitants.

Currency

The official currency is the Romanian leu (RON).

Time zone

Romania uses Eastern European Time (EET).
Standard time is UTC+2.
Daylight saving time is Eastern European Summer Time (EEST).
Daylight saving time is UTC+3.
The time difference to CET is +1 hour.

Languages

The official national language is Romanian.
Common additional languages include Hungarian.
Common additional languages include English.
Common additional languages include German.

Transport infrastructure

An international airport is Bucharest Henri Coandă (OTP).
An international airport is Cluj Avram Iancu (CLJ).
An international airport is Timișoara Traian Vuia (TSR).
A major railway station is București Nord.
A major railway station is Cluj-Napoca.
A major railway station is Timișoara Nord.

Major cities and towns

Bucharest.
Cluj-Napoca.
Timișoara.
Iași.
Constanța.
Craiova.
Brașov.
Galați.
Ploiești.
Oradea.

Important sights and landmarks

Palace of the Parliament in Bucharest.
Old Town of Bucharest.
Peleș Castle in Sinaia.
Bran Castle.
Historic Centre of Sighișoara.
Danube Delta.
Painted Monasteries of Bucovina.
Wooden Churches of Maramureș.
Dacian Fortresses of the Orăștie Mountains.
Transylvanian fortified churches.

Traffic system

Romania has right-hand traffic.

Cultural and public places

Romania has museums in major cities.
Romania has galleries and exhibition venues.
Romania has churches, monasteries, and other religious buildings.
Romania has historic city centers and heritage areas.

Culinary specialties

Sarmale.
Mămăligă.
Ciorbă de burtă.
Mici.
Cozonac.

Entry requirements

Romania is a member state of the European Union.
Romania is part of the Schengen Area.
EU citizens do not need a visa for entry.
EU citizens use a valid national ID card or passport for entry.
Temporary border controls are possible within the Schengen Area.

Basic vocabulary and phrases

12 common words

Bună – Hallo – Hello
Bună ziua – Guten Tag – Good day
Vă rog – Bitte – Please
Mulțumesc – Danke – Thank you
Scuzați – Entschuldigung – Excuse me / Sorry
Da – Ja – Yes
Nu – Nein – No
Apă – Wasser – Water
Bere – Bier – Beer
Mâncare – Essen – Food
Hotel – Hotel – Hotel
Toaletă – Toilette – Restroom

12 common phrases

Bună. – Hallo. – Hello.
Bună ziua. – Guten Tag. – Good day.
Noapte bună. – Gute Nacht. – Good night.
La revedere. – Auf Wiedersehen. – Goodbye.
Cum ajung la …? – Wie komme ich nach …? – How do I get to …?
Cât costă? – Was kostet das? – What does it cost?
Unde pot mânca? – Wo kann ich essen gehen? – Where can I eat?
Unde este cel mai apropiat hotel? – Wo ist das nächste Hotel? – Where is the next hotel?
De unde pot comanda un taxi? – Wo kann ich ein Taxi bestellen? – Where can I order a taxi?
Unde este cel mai apropiat aeroport? – Wo ist der nächste Flughafen? – Where is the next airport?
Unde este cea mai apropiată gară? – Wo ist der nächste Bahnhof? – Where is the next train station?
Unde este toaleta? – Wo ist die Toilette? – Where is the restroom?