The Romani language (originally: rromani chib) is the mother tongue of the Roma. It is part of the Indo-language group, more precisely classified either in the central Indo-language or in the northwestern Indo-language. It is also often classified as its own language branch due to the large number of related linguistic variants.

According to ISO standards, the language is grouped into macro languages ​​and consists of seven sub-languages ​​or large dialects. The largest dialect is the Vlach-Khrom with about 1.5 million speakers, followed by the Balkans, the Carpathians, the Synchrom, the Welsh, the Kal-Finnish and the Baltic.

Roma alphabet
The Roma alphabet is a term that encompasses several Latin alphabets used for writing the Roma language and its dialects. The Roma language was not a written language until the 20th century, although the first written document in Roma dates from 1542.
Depending on where the language is spoken, so does the Roma alphabet, and standardized Roma spelling is now in place.

SP BTR works and shoots a documentary on Roma history, tradition, culture, language and identity!

The package titled "Sky, Wheel, Land", after the completed Russian stage, was now in Romania and Bulgaria.
Interviews and interviews were conducted with experts in all segments of the Roma issue in these countries.

Romania's renowned and recognized Roma language expert and connoisseur of Roma history, culture and tradition Professor Georghe Sarau, Delia Grigore, Adrian Berbec, Sorin Sandu and others have been recorded.

In Bulgaria there were also interviews with Roma activists who have their own associations. Among them was well-known Roma activists George Bakov.

Previously, Trajko Petrovski, MA, was also filmed in Skopje. A trip to Sweden is planned for December and a remake of that documentary.