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| barishey | more Romaness | 0 | May 7 2011, 9:00 AM EDT by barishey | ||
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Varse –hand Moie – face Sharro – head Yakar – eye Knack – nose Woosh – lips Balle – hair Burgher – feet Skoola – school Nash – run Heide – come Besh – sit/stay Besh tela – sit doen An manger o – give me the? Dema – give Puri – old Gaffa – coffee Chio – tea Bi – water Hi Sandy here is some more Kalerash Roma Spelling is how I pronounce the words Toot – milk Che shugar – you are beautiful |
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| barishey | THE LORDS PRAYER in Romaness | 0 | May 7 2011, 8:19 AM EDT by barishey | ||
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This is the Romaness used in the Christian Roma Churches, this is Kalderash Roma Two of my nephews are Roma Pastors, I hope this helps out:) amaro dat kai san anda rio, sa le telarday hai le rom te kamen cho anave, che amperatisa te avel , ke keren chevoya pe poo sar sie ando rio , day ame omaro jesesko manro, yertesar amare besixha sar ame yertisaras le avrenge, na mek te peras ando zumaremos , numa skepisar ame ,chero si e amperatsia , o vas o zularo, hi lasimos kanagodi , amen |
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| barishey | Romaness | 0 | Jan 29 2011, 10:38 AM EST by barishey | ||
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gana sas synorher chav mai chai mughur payer shas ovre gi sas butt gisha chai delenger handbills to avel te amaro cur gi mai ghai mughur paya dukkered.
When we were children me and my sisters gave out handbills advertising palm reading at our house. I write Romaness how I pronounce it because we learnt just to speak it now scholars have made it written but only the younger ones are learning this way, our Romaness was passed down verbally and is the first language in my family. |
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