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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
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As a romanian who moved to abu dhabi....ahlan wa sahlan🤗
Welcomee, AHLAINNNN☺️ Hope you loving it here
MAsHaAllah Nice Vlog keep it up 🫶🫶💛
JazakAllah khair ☺️
Oh wow I am from Dubai toooo .. going to join university of Lucian Blaga this year❤
Aww Congratulations so happy for you. Good luck with your studies ☺️
Enjoy your vacation!
An observation, might be better to avoid pre-prepared meals from the supermarket and in general, things with a bunch of chemicals in them. The way it works with chemicals, we use something for a few decades, then we figure out that it's bad for humans and after that, it takes another 10-20 years to actually ban it. Medicine is , in reality, not all that evolved for now plus not many resources are invested into studying these things (mostly Govs and UnIs do some research in this area but not much) so , unfortunately, this is how it works with chemicals. Ofc, not all are gonna turn out to be bad but, you can bet that many of the chemicals we consider safe today, or gonna turn out to not be all that safe. All in all, much better to cook from scratch.
Oh and BTW, have you traveled around Romania a bit already or not yet? There are lots of things one can visit, not just cities but also rural (urbanization is relatively low so rural a large part of the country plus it better preserves culture and traditions) and also the nature, mountains (one needs to hike to enjoy the mountains) and the Danube Delta plus lakes, waterfalls, caves and so on. And ofc there is history , old cultures like Cucuteni, then Dacian (Sarmizegetusa Regia for example) and many Roman ruins plus newer ones ones too so medieval.
Thank you so much for your comment. I take it all into consideration. Appreciate it☺️ I have explored some cities in Romania but not alot. I shall, when I am able to. Appreciate you suggestions. Definitely gonna look into it☺️
@@MyKindLife Well, for cities, Romanians are gonna tend to like Brasov first because there is more nature, mountains around and also old town has a small town vibe so it's cozy. The largest mountain/ski resort in Romanian is also in Brasov, technically part of the city. And lots of touristic destinations in the county and extended area - to find info, please use Romanian, not other languages as you'll find a lot more this way. Brasov was kinda like the gate of Transilvania, the entry point, where the mountains are crossed so the area was heavily fortified and also lots of mountains, lots of nature. Then people are gonna like Oradea as it's super pretty nowadays - it's close to Arad so you an easily do a weekend trip there - airbnb is relatively affordable in RO. A couple of small locations are a must, Sighisoara and Alba Iulia.
Other larger cities, Iasi is major cultural center, Constanta is at the seaside and the seaside resorts are in Constanta county, there are also lots of archaeological sites in the county and at the seaside there are a couple of Muslim communities too , turks and tatars- there are also some mosques in the area too. Timisoara is nice enough and close to Arad - i perceive Cluj as a somewhat of a mix between Brasov and Timisoara. So a mix of Transilvania vibe and Banat vibe. Sibiu is ok but kinda a bit small nowadays and in a way, like Brasov but without the nature. Oh the village museum there is a must., Craiova is in the south and old town is kinda smallish but the region has it's specific things, like the traditional rugs, the fresh wine (Zaibar), leek is very specific too Oltenia too and so on. The largets park in Romania is in Craiova - largest Botanical garden is in Iasi. . In the south there is also a thing called Cule, they are small fortified medieval structures but most people tend to now know about them.
But don't focus on just cities if possible as rural and nature are also essential to what Romania is.
And there are lots of very important churches too, quit a lot of them are UNESCO world heritage sites plus many more that are very well known. Mosques, churches, temples and so on are not just about religion, they are also arts, history, culture, traditions so often enough they are important objectives for visitors.
Anyway, enjoy your vacation and the time with your family and hope the weather will be kind as 50C is super ... scary lol. I melt at above 30 haha.
HI how many hours do you study in university and is medicine in romania hard or not how did u find it?
ty for the content
Hey It depends on the classes but around 6-8 hours average per day. Sometimes even lesser. Medicine anywhere requires alot of self study and hardwork. So we do have to study alot. I personally find it manageable. Thank you for watching my videos☺️
Hi Dear, my daughter got selected for Bachelor Of Medicine in University of Lucian Blaga, just wanted to know is it worth studying medicine from this University, can you please guide me ? She also got selected in University of Craiova but we have already paid first year tuition fee at Lucian Blaga...I am really in dilemma, can you please guide me ?
Heyyy! Congratulations to your daughter on her acceptance to both universities!
The University of Lucian Blaga in Sibiu and the University of Craiova are both reputable institutions in Romania. Lucian Blaga University, in particular, has a good reputation for its medical program, offering a strong curriculum and experienced faculty. Since you have already paid the tuition fee, it might be more practical to continue with Lucian Blaga University.
Regardless of which university she attends, she will still receive a European diploma, which is recognized and respected across Europe and beyond. This will provide her with excellent opportunities for her future career in medicine.
Ultimately, both universities can provide a solid foundation for a career in medicine. It might also be helpful to consider factors such as the city’s environment, cost of living, and available resources for students. I think Lucian blaga is good.
Best of luck to your daughter in her medical studies!
@@MyKindLife Thank you so much for the information you provided, I was really confused and worried as thought University of Craiova would be a better option considering the kind of exposure, facilities and reputation it offers to students and moreover the university is mainly dedicated to medicine and pharmacy compare to Lucian Blaga.
I really appreciate that you took out time and answered my query, I wish you all the success in life. Thanks a lot dear.
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Nice vlog!what is your 1 year tuition fee in university of Arad Vasile Goldis????
Its 7-8keuros. Thank you for watching
Is admissions are open please provide your contact?
I am not sure about admission dates in other universities because i think its kind of late now but you can email them and ask. BUT Arad might have admissions open. You can email them. They all have their own websites. They are usually very responsive.
@@MyKindLife whats the fee structure of your university?
@@akmalhassan2626 7-8k euros
Do you speak Arabic?💗
Yes I do☺️
In which city of Romania do you live?
In arad
I give you a Advice. Also give a voice over For Good experience 🫶💛🤗
Yes, I have done some voice over videos too earlier. But when I am very busy and cant do it, I do silent vlogs too. But i really appreciate your advice. Definitely going to make some more time for this☺️
Hey I ended up getting accepted in Cluj :)
Heyyy, OMG congratulations so happy for you☺️ Good luck for your med life ahead☺️
@@MyKindLife Thank you. I was really keen on hearing back from you but I understand you might be busy
Hi sister please check your email
Replied to you☺️