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In the following page the Baltic Romani language will be identified and explained on a much larger scale. The current knowledge on this language is not easily found in one place, therefore this page will serve as the common ground for a collection of this information. Throughout this page the Baltic Romani language will be presented in a way that reflects its origins and current standings. Beginning with the history of the language itself, how it has evolved, and where it began will be the starting point for this page. After that there will be discussion on the modern language, other branches of Romani, and the people that speak it now. Then the issue of it being an endangered language will be addressed and how governments in places that have speakers of this language handle it, if at all. After that there will be discussion regarding the population sizes of the people that speak this language and its rate of extinction. Understanding this language, where it came from, how it evolved, and its current speakers are all valuable aspects of beginning to understand the importance of this endangered language. In the following page these topics will be much more elaborated on and explained thoroughly. opis h age willo oranches of mani tha tngua