Message: "Re: ditto, never heard as a gypsy term"

Re: ditto, never heard as a gypsy term

by Array (WeloveyouJesseLacey)

6/18/2008, 2:24 PM

It's used in the USA, too. Perhaps you're more familiar with Romany? :)

Array

Roma? · AlexandraRose · 6/18/2008, 11:45 AM

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•Re: Roma? · Bronislava · 6/18/2008, 5:10 PM

•Re: Roma and Romanian are different things · Kevlar · 6/19/2008, 1:05 AM

•Grr, of course you're right! · Bronislava · 6/19/2008, 2:26 AM

•I think of tomatoes and the Roma people. (m) · Magenta · 6/18/2008, 2:35 PM

•Re: Roma? · Avis · 6/18/2008, 2:27 PM

•Re: Roma? · Melissa · 6/18/2008, 12:36 PM

•ditto, never heard as a gypsy term · REM · 6/18/2008, 1:36 PM

•Re: ditto, never heard as a gypsy term · Array · 6/18/2008, 2:24 PM

•Nope, haven't heard that either (m) · REM · 6/18/2008, 4:16 PM

•Re: Roma? · Murasaki · 6/18/2008, 12:21 PM

•Re: Roma? · Baby Blue · 6/18/2008, 12:08 PM

•Re: Roma? · Catarina · 6/18/2008, 12:01 PM

•Re: Roma? · Akis · 6/18/2008, 11:58 AM

•Re: Roma? · Marija Luminitsa · 6/20/2008, 12:25 AM

•I agree. · Eilis · 6/19/2008, 4:31 AM

•People use Cheyenne, Dakota, etc. (m) · Magenta · 6/18/2008, 2:33 PM

•Re: People use Cheyenne, Dakota, etc. (m) · Tippins · 6/18/2008, 5:42 PM

•Re: People use Cheyenne, Dakota, etc. (m) · Magenta · 6/19/2008, 9:09 AM

•Also Frank, Roman, German, etcetera · Lillian · 6/18/2008, 3:29 PM

•Ditto (m) · Aileen · 6/18/2008, 12:46 PM

•Agree (nt) · Mireio · 6/18/2008, 12:03 PM

•Re: Roma? · Hannah Ruth · 6/18/2008, 11:54 AM

•Re: Roma? · MelvinSpelvin · 6/18/2008, 11:50 AM

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