Changes

hello, I just corected some information regarding the socalled "moldovan language with kirilik alpahabet" - in Moldova we stopped to use kirilik since 1989, from that time we use latin letters. Dont be scare about dihotomy Romanian - Moldovan. Usually "Moldovan" is the language used spoken privately and orally, and has a quite different pronunciation than romanaian spoken in Romania (but this is not an impediment to communciate), it has words borowed from russian, but this words are not a part of the literature language, thus is considered a mistake when you pronounce them in official speeches and talks; when writing something or in the TV, Radio, Newspapers romanian is used, in the sense that you can not make any difference between media from Moldova and Romania (maybe some stilistical difference). In transnistria they still are using kirilik letters for "socalled" moldovan language, but there everything is quite hilarious and absurd.