While Chavacano refers to a large number of varieties, there are three main varieties: Ternate, Manila/Cavite, and Zamboanga.Ternate and Manila/Cavite are Northern dialects from Manila Bay. Barikanchi With the above definition in mind, the following are the major languages in the Philippines (major meaning there are over one million speakers). A pidgin is a language that does not have any native speakers. There are many, many examples of extinct pidgin languages. EXAMPLE: " Conyo " Creole - is a distinct language which has taken most of its vocabulary from another language, but it has its own grammatical rules. it nobody's first language/mother tongue because it doesn't have any native speakers it is just used as a contact language for communication purposes. Hawaiian-based and English-based pidgins developed in Hawaii in the 19th To begin with, it is widely considered to be one of the world's oldest creole tongues, with a history dating back some 400 years. It does, however, give birth to a Creole language. I've included some examples of pidgin languages that are no longer spoken below. Examples are Nigerian Pidgin (Nigeria has a variety of tribal languages) and Bislama (spoken in Vanuatu, a Pacific island nation having over 100 languages). Official languages such as Spanish and Quechuan in Peru or English and Pilipino in the Philippines reflect _. In a nutshell, a little blood, sweat, and tears makes a creole. The gay language in the Philippines is a 'pidgin'.
The two dialects are very similar and I would think they are the same language. A pidgin language typically features a mix of simplified languages or on the other hand a simplified primary language consisting of other languages' elements. EXAMPLE: Gullah, Jamaican Creole, ( patois or patwa. The vocabulary of a pidgin comes mainly from one particular language. In the Republic of the Philippines for example, Tagalog, the minority language of the political elite, has been declared the national language and the education system used to promote Tagalog over.
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