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Gypsy language

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Gypsy language: see Romany Romany , language belonging to the Dardic group of the Indo-Iranian subfamily of the Indo-European family of languages (see Indo-Iranian languages). The mother tongue of the Gypsies, Romany has about 2 million speakers, largely outside India.
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The name "Ko Lipe" means paper island in the local Sea Gypsy language.
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Some share the Gypsy language of Romani, others only know the tongue of the nation where their families have lived for generations.
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Often children are placed in such schools because they speak Romany, or some variation of the Gypsy language, rather than the native tongue of the country where they live.
GYPSIES: A World Apart by Wesolowsky, Tony / Junior Scholastic
 
 
 
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