Does anybody know where Romania is?

Romania borders Hungary and Serbia to the west, Moldova to the northeast, and Bulgaria to the south. It's in the SouthEast Europ. All i know about it really is, i remember when its president at the time in the late 80's got killed in life TV, i think his name was something like Ceauşescu or somehing like that...(not sure of the spelling)

Yes, i know. I'm from Romania!

country lying in the eastern half of the Balkan Peninsula. It is the largest country of the peninsula, having an area of 91,699 square miles (237,500 square kilometres). Its boundaries total 1,959 miles (3,153 kilometres), with Ukraine on the north, Moldova on the northeast, the Black Sea on the east, Bulgaria on the south, Serbia on the southwest, and Hungary on the west. The capital is Bucharest (Bucureti).

Yes. Romanians know for a starter. Also, people who are a little familiar with European geography. You didn't ask where it is, only does anybody know.

I have actually been to Romania and know exactly where it is... it was where my charter flight stopped on the way to Kuwiat. I only saw the airport - very dismal, it made me feel as if I went back in time. The runway was overrun with tumbleweed, and there was grass growing up between the pavement of the runway. I saw several "Aeroflot" jets which where in various degrees of decay that I would never fly in, sitting off to the side of the runway. Where did you get your information about "jet engine" being discovered by a Romanian citizen? Your information is false. I have included a link on the history of the jet engine for you to review. The modern jet engine was engineered simultaneously by Hans von Ohain in GERMANY and Frank Whittle in England in 1930. Prior to that there were "theories and designs" which came from England, Italy, France and Greece, but not any from Romania.

Romania has a rich and varied history. Look for it wedged in the eastern southern side of Eastern Europe, wedged between Ukraine, Hungary, Bulgaria and Serbia. It's home of the legendary Transylvania, and a very interesting language that comes out of the latin side of the Indo-European tree. It's a great place to visit. I went there a few years back and would go again. Beautiful architecture, fascinating history, nice people.

Romania has access to the black sea on it's east. It's south neighbor is Burglary, north is Ukraine. West neighbor is Hungary. Other ones are Moldavia, Slovakia, Yugoslavia.

it is in Europe and near the Black Sea.

eastern Europe