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Moldova

Discover Moldova, a land of rolling hills and delicious grapes, nestled between big neighbors!

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Moldova

Moldova

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Key Facts

Location
Eastern Europe.
Population
About 2.38 million people.
Area
33,843 square kilometers (about the size of Maryland).
Capital
Chișinău.
Languages
Romanian (called Moldovan).
Fun Fact
Moldova is famous for making some of the best wine in the world!
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Where is Moldova?

Imagine a country tucked away in Eastern Europe, like a secret hideout! Moldova is a landlocked country, which means it doesn't have any beaches or oceans touching it. It's like a big hug between two other countries: Romania on one side and Ukraine on the other.

Its capital city, Chișinău, is the biggest and busiest place, full of fun things to see and do. It's a place with beautiful green hills and lots of sunshine.

Moldova's Story Time!

Moldova has a super long story! For a long time, it was part of a big kingdom called Moldavia. Then, it became part of a giant empire called the Russian Empire.

Later, it joined with Romania for a little while, but then it became part of the Soviet Union. Finally, in 1991, Moldova became its own independent country, like graduating to a new school grade! It's a country that has learned to stand on its own two feet.

Yummy Food and Happy People!

People in Moldova love to share stories and have fun! They have traditions that have been passed down for many, many years. One of the most famous things about Moldova is its delicious wine! They grow lots of grapes and make amazing drinks. They also have tasty food, like mamaliga, which is like a yummy corn porridge. The people are known for being friendly and welcoming to visitors.

Working and Learning in Moldova

In Moldova, many people work on farms, growing fruits and vegetables, especially grapes for wine! They also have shops and businesses in the cities. Kids go to school to learn all sorts of things, just like you do. They learn reading, writing, and math, and also about their country's history and culture. Education is important to help everyone grow and learn new skills.

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