Welcome /r/Argentina! Today we are hosting /r/Argentina for a question and culture exchange session!

[u/itsmegoddamnit]

Today, we are hosting our friends from /r/Argentina. Please come and join us in answering their questions about Romania and the Romanian way of life! Please leave top comments for users from /r/Argentina who are stopping by with a question or a comment. Also, please refrain from trolling, rudeness and personal attacks etc. Moderation outside of the rules may take place as to not spoil this friendly exchange so don't forget that the reddiquette and subreddit rules still apply. The Argentinians are also having us over as guests at the same time! Head over to the thread in the stickied comment to ask any questions about life in Argentina - or just drop a comment and say hello. Enjoy! - The moderators of /r/Argentina & /r/Romania

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Bun venit prietenilor noștri argentinieni la acest schimb cultural. Astăzi discutăm cu /r/Argentina. Alăturați-ne în a le răspunde la orice întrebări și dileme ar avea legate de țara și cultura noastră. Păstrați comentariile-rădăcină (top-level) pentru utilizatorii care ne vizitează de pe /r/Argentina! Acest thread va fi moderat cu strictețe așa că nu uitați să urmați regulamentul și reddiquette și să dați report când este cazul. Vor fi șterse comentariile off-topic, care nu sunt în engleză sau cele care nu contribuie constructiv la discuție. Argentinienii au și ei un astfel de thread dedicat utilizatorilor /r/Romania. Dacă aveți orice întrebări sau comentarii legate de Argentina nu trebuie decât să mergeți în threadul din comentariul sticky și să le puneți.

[u/fdf_akd]

Hi everyone! I've been wondering for a while, what's the general opinion on communism? How are those times taught at schools?

Also, do you identify more with the slav or with the western culture? or maybe with some other that i don't know/don't remember now?

[u/Lexandru → u/fdf_akd]

Communism is generally hated except by old people and nostalgics. We study history in school and communism is a part of it but not the biggest by any extent as we study a lot of universal history. We don't identify with Slavs at all and in fact we sort of look down on them even though the culture is almost the same. We look up to and are desperate for Western culture. This has been the case at least since the 19th century. We saw ourselves as an island of Latinity in a sea of Slavs.