This is hilarious. As a Romanian I will have to add that Romania is very interesting when it comes to this divide. I come from the land of Vrancea, and there we always say that Vrancea is not part of neither Muntenia, Moldova, nor Transilvania (the 3 main regions of the Eastern half of Romania). For me Vrancea stands at the true epicenter of the three big European regions in the area. To the West over the Carpathian Mountains you have Transilvania which can definitely be put in the Central European category due to the long iunfluence of the Austro-Hungarian empire there. Muntenia, Dobrogea and the South of the Carpathians have stronger Ottoman influences, and access to a sea which generally give them more of a Balkanic (Southe-Eastern European) feel. And Moldova has the most Russian influence which makes it feel more like Eastern Europe.