Sentence examples for the romani from inspiring English sources
noun
A member of the Roma people.
The residents call themselves the Romani di Roma, the "real Romans", and even though the area is now swamped by tourists and foreigners who have chosen to live there, it retains an unmistakable and authentic essence.
Everyone sang "Gelem, Gelem," the anthem of the Romani people.
(They qualified after the Romani side developed its visa issues).
What forms of reparations do the Romani people seek?
We are embedded with the Romani community of southern Italy for this almost documentary-like drama.
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Marcel spent his life going to international conferences, representing the Gypsies, and attempting to standardize the Romani language.
She founded the Romani newspaper Romano Nevo Lil, and wrote three novels, as well as books of Romani fairytales.
He emphasized the need for an approach based on programs that are designed and led primarily by the Romani community.
According to Ian Hancock in his book, We Are the Romani People, "In the 16th century, a Romani child could be purchased for 32p.
The Invisible Gift is a natural successor, as Morley has found a way to give a voice to the Romani people who live in that natural world.
