romaní

Also known as Romany, Gypsy, Gipsy, romanes, Romani language, rmy, Roma, Roma language

lengua indoaria, propia del pueblo gitano

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Romani is the language spoken by the Romani people and belongs to the Indo-Aryan branch of the Indo-European language family, making it distantly related to languages like Hindi and English. Understanding Romani matters because it is the native language of a distinct ethnic group whose history, culture, and linguistic heritage have often been overlooked or marginalized in mainstream society.

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Subclass of: Central Indo-Aryan
Has part: Caló
Country: Sweden

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indigenous to: Romani people
has grammatical gender: masculine
has grammatical case: instrumental case
topic's main category: Category:Romani language
Wikimedia language code: rmy
writing system: Devanagari
native label: Romani chib
number of speakers, writers, or signers: 46000000
linguistic typology: fusional language
P10369: Never Gonna Give You Up
short name: цыганская
exact match: publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/language/ROM
category for films in this language: Category:Romani-language films
studied by: Romani studies
different from: Romance languages
described by source: Omniglot
entry in abbreviations table: Țig.
P8168: Somerton and Frome

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Article · Español

Se llama romaní (o romanés) a un conjunto de variedades lingüísticas propias del pueblo gitano. En cuanto a la lengua, es indoeuropea, originaria de la zona noroeste de la India, enriquecida con palabras prestadas de las lenguas que se hablaban en los países por los que los gitanos fueron pasando. Desde su formación hace unos mil años en el noroeste de India, hoy en día es hablada en Europa, oeste de Asia, norte de África[cita requerida] y América.

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