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Burgenland Romaare a subgroup ofRomani peoplewho traditionally settled inBurgenlandin Austria. The Burgenland Roma speak a Romani dialect for which the past imperfect tense ending is -ahi. The Burgenland Roma are related to groups of Romani people in southern Slovakia, Slovenia and in a few settlements in northern Hungary. Traditional professions of the Burgenland Roma are blacksmith trade and music.^[1]

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^"Burgenland Roma".www.romarchive.eu.Retrieved9 December2023.

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Uncontested	Arlije Bergitka Roma Boyash Burgenland Roma Cascarots English Romanichal Erromintxela Finnish Kale Kalderash Kawliya Lovari Machvaya Manouche Muslim Roma Zargari Polska Roma Ruska Roma Scandinavian Travellers (Tavinger, Romanisæl) Scottish Travellers Sepečides Servitka Roma Sinti Ursari Welsh Kale
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