The future of a language

Name: The future of a language
Uploaded: 2012-06-09
Duration: 6 min 14 s
Description: While 31,000 Roma children study the language in school, their parents are against any assimilation among dialects. Some call themselves Roma, while others prefer the term Gypsy. The big issue, however, is the future of the language, with more and more youngsters focusing on English rather than Romani.

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Date: 2012. 06. 09.

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Date: 2012. 06. 09.

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Tags: children • roma

Category: around the world

While 31,000 Roma children study the language in school, their parents are against any assimilation among dialects. Some call themselves Roma, while others prefer the term Gypsy. The big issue, however, is the future of the language, with more and more youngsters focusing on English rather than Romani.