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Romanticism is a major literary trend, not only in German literature but also in universal literature and philosophy. This paper presents the main elements of the Romantic view of the world and will analyse the specificity of the language. Thus, we must study and analyse the premises that initiated the Romantic thought. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

After the German colonization at the beginning of the XVIII century, in the western part of the country, many minorities met and cohabitated along the centuries: Hungarian, Serb, Czech, Slovak, Bulgarian, Roma together with the majority of Romanians. The Germans accommodated fast enough and cohabitated together in good relations with the native population and with every member of minorities. They visited each other, celebrated diverse events together and participated at the different society customs in whieh they lived. Hence they understood words from each others native languages and many of them even succeeded to learn the language. After participating at different common events, poetry and texts were created that became folk songs in two or more languages. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper is meant to be a short introduction of the reader into a domain, which, lately, has become interesting for the Romanian Academic Society and not only, namely, the Roma Subculture. The European Academic Projects of the Faculty where the three authors come from were always composed of, in a small or big part the topic of the Roma. The existing wish of the European Union to include Academically and Socially this Subculture, proved itself to be a real challenge, out of which the project organisers need to smart enough, and take only the best, not having big expectations from an unpredictable subculture [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper underlines the differences between the two notions: culture and subculture. It will be shown a brief overview of the meanings of the word. subculture' from different sources. In this paper our aim is to emphasize some examples of ways how new spelling rules and newly created words which are used in 'e-chatting' by the Romanian youth. The youth from Romania tries to differentiate themselves from the adults, creating and using their own Romanian language [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]