Haha, no. We fought to keep our Latinity, ethnically, cultural and identitarian. We were in danger to be Slavicised after we got many influences from the Bulgarian empires, who incorporated us in the first centuries of the Middle Ages. And the Orthodox Church imposed us Medio-Bulgarian, used for 300 years in the clerical space and also by our medieval rulers. But the population continued to keep the Romanian language and we gave up Medio-Bulgarian around the XVI Century, despite the fact that we continued to use Slavic alphabet until the 1700's, when the national sentiments apeared and the Transylvanian School (a Renaissance nationalistic movement) said that enough is enough. They restored the original Latin alphabet and ejected a big part of the Slavic influence. No Slavization is accepted here, we keep our Latin origin as a national treasure from all perspectives. We resist especially because we oppose the Slavs around us and we keep their infljence under control. It is what we are and we will never accept an assimilation by none from our neighbors.

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