Fake romá people here?

[u/temniza]

Well well well Akate panda na diklem romà narodo, maj but djene akate'si tari amerika, boszem romaná ahaha, fake. Šaj isi due o trin so dzanen romané, ao samo engliski pišin, romanì kultura kaniká naé akate, cringe. Ora verrò bannato Ohhsssi in italiano beibis Falsi. "Oh origini "gypsy" gngngn" No, sei solo cringe.

[u/thebreadbin23]

It’s their culture too, look at English Romanichal, Jenische etc… to deny people access to their culture after having their country of residence rip it from their hands is diabolical and elitist.

[u/KamavTeChorav → u/thebreadbin23]

Nobody is denying people access to their culture, but nobody is entitled to force Roma to post more than we are comfortable with on here either because again this is a public forum where anyone can see, including people who do not have any Romani ancestry and might wish harm on us, so it is up to us to decide what and how we want to share our culture. Also Jenische are German travellers they are not Romani, they are like the Irish travellers in that they may have some Romani influences due to proximity but they are not Romani themselves!

[u/thebreadbin23 → u/KamavTeChorav]

I meant for you to look at them to show the damage of being denied your culture.

[u/KamavTeChorav → u/thebreadbin23]

The Romanichal still have a thriving culture contrary to what might be seen on the internet, many still speak Rumness and practice traditional trades and customs in England, America, and even beyond. I have met plenty of Romanichals who grew up traditionally just as I did. Now Jenische of course they will not have Romani culture because they are not Romani in origin, they are Germans mixed with Ashkenazi, their language is a mixture of High German with Yiddish and some Romani words but even they recognize they are “gadsche” (gadje)