Romani is not a single uniform tongue but a family of dialects, shaped by centuries of contact with surrounding languages. Linguists group them into broad branches — such as Vlax, Balkan, Carpathian and Sinti — though speakers from different regions can vary considerably.
Efforts at standardisation exist, but the living language remains richly diverse.
Sources & further reading: Wikipedia and the Council of Europe language factsheets.
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