Moldovan is just a dialect. It barely has any different words, and even those are known and used by everybody else. They also have a quite funny accent, but that only because of their region (and Russia).
EDIT: You need to zoom in a little.
Yeah, it’s annoying how overly complex most history books tend to be.
And yeah, it’s basically what Vladin said. Moldovans tend to have a sense of national pride, although we basically speak the exact same language. The main difference would be the Russian accent and a few regional word variations. Other than that, we can understand each other perfectly fine.
I mean… Kind of? Of course history and the pre-Roman demographics afected the locations of the languages. I am actually passioned about tge history of the Romance. But this msp by itself doesn’t do much.
I speak English, with a dialect and accent native to most of the northeast of the US, New Jersey and New York notwithstanding. Pennsylvania specifically, but we don’t really have our ‘own’ accent/dialect, I don’t believe.
That said, I know some Spanish due to school Man i wish our school offered a French course tho and a very very very small amount of French and Irish from my own off-time learning over half of which was from listening to music from both languages and learning the translations.