Talk:Official minority languages of Sweden

message: I did take away the list of municipalities for Sami. The official use is since 2011 in a much larger number of places than was sated here.--Laplandgerard (talk) 12:07, 16 September 2011 (UTC)
replies: text: I think the official minority language is a standard form of Romany, while Traveller's Swedish is mainly Swedish with many Romany loanwords... The languages chosen have a long history in Sweden, while being under a possible threat of extinction, without protection. Several modern languages, such as Serbo-Croatian (or its variants), Arabic (or its variants) and Spanish are probably being spoken by more speakers than most of the languages, excluding Finnish, at least in the bigger cities in the South and Middle of Sweden. Some major languages, such as English , standard German and French has allegedly had a long history of 1st-language speakers enough in Sweden to be classified as minority languages, but since the speakers of these languages haven't had any problems in modern Sweden or had any wishes for that classification, they haven't received that status.
The "romany" langue is infact around 60diffrent dialects/langues combined and isn't only used by gypses, also the Travllers (resande folket) also know as "Tattare" but the use of the word "Tattare" have sadly become to be used as an racial slur.
—blambi
The page http://www.riksdagen.se/templates/R_Page____1928.aspx contains basic information from the swedish parliament in five versions of "Romani Chib", one of wich is Traveller Swedish (Svensk romani), as well as other swedish minority and immigrant languages.  —Preceding unsigned comment added by 217.213.69.90 (talk) 07:50, 11 April 2009 (UTC)
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message: The article states that Elfdalian doesn't differ greatly from standard Swedish, which is completely wrong. The vast majority of all Swedes are probably unable to understand it, and by modern scholars it's considered a separate language. HannesP (talk) 16:35, 27 January 2009 (UTC)
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