` ==they use abusive and illegal measures==  These are the arguments posted on the page of ``Moldovan language``.  For these facts many users have been blocked and more forced to accept an unilateral point of view of the Administrator Mikkalai and  16 years old Kid Node  _ue.  He does not bring arguments as we do,  instead he uses his power to block many times (for one week or 24 h).  Like for yourself, he warned you and mock on you saying that you don't have the right to say something.  I agree with you when you say to redirect to ``Romanian language``. Anyway ``Romanian``  was once recognized in the constitution as official language of the Moldova between 1991-1994 and many attempts to remake this were done.  ``Moldovan language`` is in fact indentical with Romanian language, renamed as a ``language`` for political reasons by the government. Although similar theories have been fielded for other languages, this proposal is now believed to have been made to serve political purposes only, and nobody has provided any evidence so-far towards the idea that Moldovan and Romanian are not from common linguistic stock.  The term ``Moldovan`` is also a soviet invention (see Dept. of State & CIA). A separate language based on these was declared and promoted for political reasons, in order to further advance a Moldovan identity separate from that of Romania.  The soviet Russians called people of Moldavia Republic: ``Moldovan`` because they wanted to create a new nation different from Moldavians/Romanians.   There is also in Romania a region called Moldova.   Russians manipulated people of Republic of Moldova and washed their brains to create a new person, the soviet ``Moldovan``. The real name in English is Moldavian, in Romanian is Moldovean and in Russian is Molidavanin. So ``Moldovan`` belongs to no language!   http://img441.imageshack.us/img441/1091/moldovan1qp.png  taken from Price, Glanville. Encyclopedia of the Languages of Europe. ISBN 0631220399; Blackwell Publishers, Oxford, UK; April 2000 : Very interesting. For those who bother making a click on the link I will cite:  ``The name 'Moldovan language' (in Russian, МОЛДaВCKИЙ ЯЗБIK 'moldavskii iazyk'); in Romanian, limbă moldovenească, or, in Cyrillic characters, ЛИMбЗ MOЛДОBeНЯCKЗ was applied in the Soviet Union, as during earlier periods of Russian occupation of the area in question, to the * Romance language used in the Moldavian Soviet Socialist Republic (corresponding more or less to the formerly Romanian territory of Bessarabia, annexed by the Soviet Union in 1940). In reality, 'Moldavian' is nothing else than the *Romanian language as spoken in Moldavia, i.e. both east of the river Prut in Bessarabia (now the Republic of Moldova) and west of the Prut in that part of the former province that remains as part of Romania. Claims made in the post-Second World War period by the Soviet linguists that 'Moldavian' should be recognized as a distinct Romance language were not taken into seriously by western scholars. Under Soviet domination, the *Cyrillic alphabet was in the use in the Moldavian SSR until the passing of a law on 31 August 1989 (i.e. before the break-up of the Soviet Union) proclaiming Moldavian as the official language of the Republic and the use of Latin script. Apart from a few lexical differences (mainly technical terms borrowed from Russian rather than, as in standard Romanian, from western languages), the written language was thenceforth indistinguishable from that in use in Romania and moves are afoot to harmonize the technical terminology of Moldova with that adopted in Romanian specialized dictionaries. After the Republic of Moldova declared its independence of the Soviet Union in 1991, its Constitution (1994) declared that the official language was limba moldoveneasca 'the Moldavian language'. At the time of writing, moves to have this amended to 'limba română' the Romanian language have not yet succeeded.  Heitmann, K., 1989, Moldauisch. In Holtus, G., Metzeltin, M. and Schmitt, C. (eds), Lexicon der Romanschinen Linguistik, Tübingen, vol 3. 508-21.   GLANVILLE PRICE``    :: Even at the internationally level (officially) is recognized that in Moldova the people speak romanian. Just for your record the US State Dept. (their foreign office), the french ministry of foreign affairs(France), the UK foreign office (UK), the german ministry of foreign affairs (Germany) are stating one think: in Moldova it is spoken romanian. romanian is the official language even if the name is moldovan. For the others motivated ``moldovan language`` followers please check the links:  *:German Foreign Ministry, Germany   *:http://www.auswaertiges-amt.de/www/de/laenderinfos/laender/laender_ausgabe_html?type_id=2&land;_id=113   *:US State Department, USA  *:http://lcweb2.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/r?frd/cstdy:@field(DOCID+md0027) (``..Stalin justified the creation of the Moldavian SSR by claiming that a distinct ``Moldavian`` language was an indicator that ``Moldavians`` were a separate nationality from the Romanians in Romania....``)  *:France – Ministere des Affaires Etrangeres  *:http://www.diplomatie.gouv.fr/fr/pays-zones-geo_833/moldavie_468/presentation-moldavie_1001/donnees-generales_23177.html  *:UK – Foreign & Commonwealth Office  *:http://www.fco.gov.uk/servlet/Front?pagename=OpenMarket/Xcelerate/ShowPage&c;=Page&cid;=1007029394365&a;=KCountryProfile&aid;=1019672579768  Others except the Russian are in the same manner. All the western powers refuse the russification attempts.  ==Artificial creation of the ``Moldavian language``. Evolution from Romanian to so called Moldavian==  Lately were discovered some facts that prove that the theory of the both languages romanian and ``moldovan`` - was prefab since the 1812-1918. Some important aspects of the problematics: functioning of the romanian language in the sphere of the laic education system from Bessarabia of the year 1812-1918, the attempts to codyfing the romanian language in conditions of a linguistic situations, causes that determined to degradation of the language compared with spoken romanian on the right side of the river Prut, taking out the name ``romanian`` and introducing the term ``limba moldoveneasca``, the intention of the tsarist government ``to create a dialect neared to the slavic language``.  In the first years of russian occupation (after 1812), because 95% of the population being romanians which they knew only their mother tongue, romanian was admitted as an official language in the institutions of Bessarabia, used along with russian. Gradually the russian language win importance. According to the dates offered by the Dept. for ruling the Bessarabia from 1828, the papers from bureau were held only in russian, and around 1835 it is established a term of 7 years time in which the state institutions will still accept acts in romanian language. As concerning the education, romanian was admitted as language of teaching only until 1842, after that being taught as a separate object. Thus, at the theological Seminar of Chişinău, romanian language is found on the list of compulsory subjects, with 10 hours weekly, until 1863, when the department of romanian is closed for good. At the highschool no. 1 from Chişinău the pupils had the right to choose between romanian and german or between romanian and greek until 9th of Feb. 1866, when the state counselor of the russian government interdicts teaching of the romanian language because the pupils ``know this language in the practical mode, and its teaching follows other goals``. Around 1871, the tsar published an ucaz ``On the suspension of teaching the romanian language in the schools from Besserabia``, because ``In russian Empire are not taught local speeches``.  Two examples of the identity were given: (one is from the constitution of both countries – see the identity)  === Comparison Romanian/Moldavian ===  The example below demonstrates that a formal text in Romanian and Moldovan may be completely identical, the only difference being the spelling of the î vowel in the word vântul. The colloquial languages show more difference, which varies over the area. {|  ! Moldavian || Romanian || English |- | style=``padding-right: 1em; vertical-align: top`` | Vocala este un sunet din vorbirea omului, făcut cu trecerea sonoră, liberă şi fără piedică, a vîntului prin canalul sonor (compus din coardele vocale şi întreaga gură) sau un semn grafic care reprezintă un atare sunet. | style=``padding-right: 1em; vertical-align: top`` | Vocala este un sunet din vorbirea omului, făcut cu trecerea sonoră, liberă şi fără piedică, a vântului prin canalul sonor (compus din coardele vocale şi întreaga gură) sau un semn grafic care reprezintă un atare sunet. | style=``vertical-align: top`` | The vowel is a sound in human speech, made by the sonorous, free and unhindered passing of the air through the sound channel (composed of the vocal chords and the whole mouth) or a graphic symbol corresponding to that sound. | | style=``padding-right: 1em; vertical-align: top`` | Aşa bunăoară, avem şase vocale ce se fac cu vîntul ce trece prin gură, unde limba poate să se afle într-un loc sau altul şi buzele pot să stea deschise 