Orang Rumania

Bangsa Rumania
Români

Marthe Bibesco • Constantin Brâncuşi • Dimitrie Cantemir • Henri Coandă • Mihai Eminescu • George Enescu • Avram Iancu • Nicolae Iorga • Mihail Kogălniceanu • Titu Maiorescu • Inocenţiu Micu-Klein • Lucia Sturdza Bulandra
Jumlah populasi
c. hingga 23.8 juta (including Moldovans)
Daerah dengan populasi signifikan
Rumania	16.869.816 (sensus 2011)[1]
Moldova	75.000 (sensus 2004) 2,815,175 (termasuk bangsa Moldova)[2]
Italia	796.000 penduduk Rumania[3]1
Spanyol	728.967 penduduk Rumania[4]1
Amerika Serikat	462.526 (sensus 2001)[5]
Ukraina	150.989 (sensus 2001) 409.608 (termasuk bangsa Moldova)[6]
Jerman	73.365 - 200.000 penduduk Rumania[7][8]
Kanada	79.650 192.170 (termasuk mixed origin)[9]
Rusia	5.308 (sensus 2002) 177.638 (termasuk bangsa Moldova)[10]
Serbia	34.576 (2002 census) 74.630 (termasuk Vlach Timok)[11]
Austria	29.044[12]
Yunani	25.375 (sensus 2006)
Kazakhstan	20.000[13][14]
Britania Raya	19.096 penduduk Rumania[15]
Australia	18.320[16]
Prancis	18.000 penduduk Rumania[12]
Hungaria	14.781[17]
Swedia	12.748 lahir di Rumania[18]
Portugal	10.818 penduduk Rumania[19]
Bulgaria	1.088 (sensus 2001) 11.654 (termasuk Vlach)[20]
Afrika Selatan	3.000
Turki	1.304 dari Rumania[21]
Bahasa
Bahasa Rumania
Agama
Gereja Orthodox Rumania, Katolik Roma, Protestan, Yahudi, Ateis
1 The numbers of Romanians in Italy and Spain represent only recent arrivals and many of them may have been already included in the 2002 Romanian census.

Bangsa Rumania bahasa Rumania: români adalah bangsa yang berasal dari Rumania, dan menuturkan bahasa Rumania. Mereka merupakan penduduk mayoritas di Rumania.

Bangsa Rumania adalah bangsa yang memiliki kesamaan budaya, nenek moyang dan bahasa ibu.

Dalam beberapa sensus tertentu, bangsa Moldova dihitung sebagai bangsa Rumania.

1. ^ Romanian Census Results 2002
2. ^ [1] Data according to the CIA World Factbook
3. ^ [2]
4. ^ Instituto Nacional de Estadística: Avance del Padrón Municipal a 1 de enero de 2008. Datos provisionales. [3].[4]
5. ^ [5].
6. ^ As per the Sensus Ukraina (2001) (data-ro data-md).
7. ^ Foreign-born population by country of origin, 2004, German Statistical Office. The number for Germany does not count more than one million Swabians and Saxons whose families historically lived in Banat and Transylvania, and who migrated to Germany at various times in the 20th century. This group of people still speaks Romanian.
8. ^ [6] Estimated by the Romanian embassy in Germany
9. ^ Statistics Canada, Canada 2006 Census. target audience - Demographic Information- Sarmis ROMEDIA
10. ^ 2002 Russia Census
11. ^ 2002 Serbia Census.
12. ^ ^{a b} [7]
13. ^ Ziua "20.000 de romani in Kazahstan"
14. ^ Cotidianul [8]: reprezentantii comunitatilor romanesti din Kazahstan au avut cuvinte de lauda pentru sprijinul obtinut din partea Ambasadei Romaniei la Alma-Ata. Comunitatea numara nu mai putin de 20.000 de romani, deportati dupa 1945 din Basarabia si nordul Bucovinei.
15. ^ [9]
16. ^ 2006 Australian census reports 18,320 people of Romanian ancestry
17. ^ 2001 Hungarian census
18. ^ Foreign-born persons in Sweden by country of birth, 2005
19. ^ [10]
20. ^ Bulgarian Census, 2001.
21. ^ [11]