LANGUAGE
Contributions to Spanish
Romani is a language that has been enriched as it has coexisted with different cultures and languages. It has incorporated words from a wide range of sources. On some occasions it has brought words from far-flung places while on others it has impregnated the general speech of non-Roma in the country with Romani vocabulary, preserving the same meaning that these terms originally had or partially or substantially modifying them.
These loanwords make up a vocabulary whose etymological origin is unknown to the vast majority of people, and in some cases they are identified with marginalised and criminal environments without people realising that they are actually using loanwords from an ancestral language. There are lots of words in Spanish derived from Romani. Here are some of them:

Chaval
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Boy

Chalado
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Mad

Pirado
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Mad

Pirarse
↓
Leave

Camelar
↓
Seduce

Chorizo
↓
Thief

Molar
↓
Be cool

Achantar
↓
Intimidate

Achanta la mui!
↓
Shut up

Pinreles
↓
Feet

Parné
↓
Money

Pureta
↓
Old

Jalar
↓
Eat

Pribar
↓
Drink

Calas
↓
Money

Chachi
↓
Fantastic

Apoquinar
↓
Pay

Currar
↓
Work

Changar
↓
Spoil

Diñar
↓
Give

Baranda
↓
Vulgar way to refer to someone

Cate
↓
Punch

Quer / Queli
↓
House

Chinarse
↓
Get angry, cower

Langui
↓
Lame

Chinorri
↓
Small

Julai
↓
Berk

Sobar
↓
Sleep

Nanai
↓
No way

Najar
↓
Flee

Chivarse
↓
Snitch
