This language in its various dialects, along with many ancient traditions and marriage customs, is the common heritage of a people who are spread across the globe but who claim no national territory and have no national government of their own.
Šo valodu ar tās dažādajiem dialektiem, tāpat kā senās tradīcijas un kāzu paražas, no saviem senčiem ir mantojusi tauta, kura dzīvo visās pasaules malās, bet kurai nav ne savas zemes, ne valsts, — runa ir par romiem *.