What is the Meaning & Definition of Calo
Calo means in the particular language used by Gypsies. Then, Caló, also known as zincalo and Iberian romani, language is a language that comes from the Roma, indigenous language of the Gypsy community, which is estimated to possess approximately thousand years of presence on the planet and that it is currently spoken in the American continents, European, Asian and African, where teeming with individuals of Gypsy origin. Well, the calo, implies a sub branch of the romani language, which is known as the Iberian and Western, branch, is in Spain where most of its speakers are located by the geographical location of the birth. It is also spoken of extended mode in countries such as Portugal, France and Brazil, so it is plausible that we find ourselves with different dialects of the same in the countries mentioned, for example, the Spanish calo, the Brazilian Caló, among others.
The influence that has received from the two languages with which mainly relates, on the one hand, the Castilian, romance language par excellence and on the other hand the Basque is notable.
Most agreed that the Caló arose from the intention of its native speakers, the Gypsies, to hide its source, the romani language, then, in combination with his greatest influence, which is Spanish, appeared the Caló.
Despite this broadcast discussed, Spain, Portugal or France, some of the countries that more is talking about it, have recognized it as the official language and not even declared its formal protection because it is a minority form of communication that exist in its territory, if that it would include it in the minority language.
That is, even to the day of the date, Caló, is still considered against the dominant languages, a language minorizada, as it is referred to those languages which at some point in its history suffered bans, persecutions and even been marginalized by their origin.
The influence that has received from the two languages with which mainly relates, on the one hand, the Castilian, romance language par excellence and on the other hand the Basque is notable.
Most agreed that the Caló arose from the intention of its native speakers, the Gypsies, to hide its source, the romani language, then, in combination with his greatest influence, which is Spanish, appeared the Caló.
Despite this broadcast discussed, Spain, Portugal or France, some of the countries that more is talking about it, have recognized it as the official language and not even declared its formal protection because it is a minority form of communication that exist in its territory, if that it would include it in the minority language.
That is, even to the day of the date, Caló, is still considered against the dominant languages, a language minorizada, as it is referred to those languages which at some point in its history suffered bans, persecutions and even been marginalized by their origin.