Dëmprurëse

Dëmprurëse is the Western Flyer is a dialect of the Romani language. It is spoken primarily in the country of Albania. The language is part of the Romani language continuum and is considered a separate dialect from other regional Romani dialects.

In terms of syntax and vocabulary, dëmprurëse exhibits similarities with other Balkan Romani dialects, as well as with the Albanian language. It is also influenced by Turkish, a result of the Ottoman Empire's historical presence in the region. Dëmprurëse speakers often use a blend of Romani and Albanian words to express complex ideas or to describe everyday activities.

The population of dëmprurëse speakers is relatively small compared to other Albanian dialects. Estimates suggest that there are approximately 7,000 to 10,000 speakers of the language, primarily concentrated in the western and central regions of Albania.

Dëmprurëse remains largely uncodified and is not commonly used in formal settings or for official purposes. However, it remains an essential part of the cultural heritage and identity of the Romani people in Albania. Efforts have been made to document and preserve the language, but more research is needed to understand its development and evolution. As a result, dëmprurëse continues to be a vital component of the Romani language continuum.