Birthdays in Romania
These are probably as many different ways to celebrate a birthday as there are Romanians.
The big birthday in the Romania is the 18th when drinking alcohol becomes legal.
Kids between the ages of 9-13 usually celebrate at home. They could also rent a playcourt for an afternoon and have the party there. There is also a very popular restaurant for birthdays, where kids can eat lots of pizza and dancing for hours.
Kids celebrate birthday in Romania with a lot of fun. They celebrate birthday with friends and family. They usually dance, sing, eat, drink at the party. Kids put special clothes. Food is very-good. At parties in Romania there is a lot of fun and a lot of cakes and fruits.
Kids between the ages of 8-13 usually celebrate their birthday together with their family and with the closest friends, at Mc Donalds or at any pizza restaurant. What isn't missing at a party. At Mc Donalds there are fun games and a lot of entertainment.
The 18th birthday is an important and interesting moment of coming into adult life and finishing the children. You can legally drink alcohol.
The party takes all the night.
In Romania we celebrate birthdays at home or in other parts seech as the Mall or Fun Party. At birthdays today we invite our friends. We listen to our favourite music. We dance, have jokes and fun. After that we sit at the table. We have all the goodies on the table. We wait with great joy the birthday cake. After that, we sit to see a movie together. We open presents and enjoy them together. When the party has ended we go home smiling in groups.
In Romania, children have parties usually at home, but sometimes children have them at the restaurant. We invite our close friends and cousins. At my birthdays my mother prepares cakes and pizza, and buys ice-cream, bananas, oranges, sweets.
I want for my 14th birthday to have a sleepover party with films, games, presents and pizza. I want to go to sleep very late.
At 18th children can drink alcohol it becomes legal, but we are not accustom to.
The big birthday in the Romania is the 18th when drinking alcohol becomes legal.
Kids between the ages of 9-13 usually celebrate at home. They could also rent a playcourt for an afternoon and have the party there. There is also a very popular restaurant for birthdays, where kids can eat lots of pizza and dancing for hours.
Andreea CUCOVEICĂ, clasa a VII-a A
Kids celebrate birthday in Romania with a lot of fun. They celebrate birthday with friends and family. They usually dance, sing, eat, drink at the party. Kids put special clothes. Food is very-good. At parties in Romania there is a lot of fun and a lot of cakes and fruits.
Marina GHEORGHIU, clasa a VII-a A
Kids between the ages of 8-13 usually celebrate their birthday together with their family and with the closest friends, at Mc Donalds or at any pizza restaurant. What isn't missing at a party. At Mc Donalds there are fun games and a lot of entertainment.
The 18th birthday is an important and interesting moment of coming into adult life and finishing the children. You can legally drink alcohol.
The party takes all the night.
Ştefana-Letiţia GHEORGHIU, clasa a VII-a A
In Romania we celebrate birthdays at home or in other parts seech as the Mall or Fun Party. At birthdays today we invite our friends. We listen to our favourite music. We dance, have jokes and fun. After that we sit at the table. We have all the goodies on the table. We wait with great joy the birthday cake. After that, we sit to see a movie together. We open presents and enjoy them together. When the party has ended we go home smiling in groups.
Ana-Gabriela MORARU, clasa a VII-a A
In Romania, children have parties usually at home, but sometimes children have them at the restaurant. We invite our close friends and cousins. At my birthdays my mother prepares cakes and pizza, and buys ice-cream, bananas, oranges, sweets.
I want for my 14th birthday to have a sleepover party with films, games, presents and pizza. I want to go to sleep very late.
At 18th children can drink alcohol it becomes legal, but we are not accustom to.
Geanina CIOBANU, clasa a VII-a A
