The Romani people have their own language, called Romani, which is spoken by millions across the globe. There is no direct translation of "live, laugh, love" into Romani.
However, here are some possible ways to express the sentiment in Romani:
* "Trăiește, râzi, iubește" (Romanian Romani) - This is a direct translation of the phrase, using the Romanian Romani dialect.
* "Jee, has, préma" (Vlax Romani) - This translation uses the Vlax Romani dialect.
* "Ji, has, djele" (Sinte Romani) - This translation uses the Sinte Romani dialect.
It's important to note that these are just examples, and the exact phrasing could vary depending on the specific dialect and region.
Instead of using the outdated term "gypsy," it's best to refer to the Romani people or their language, Romani, when discussing their culture.