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Pidgins, creoles and Standard English (English in South-East Asia and the Pacific) (0)

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Pidgins, creoles and 
standard  language
Pidgin   language
 A simplified language 
 Mainly employed in trade
 NOT the  native  language of any 
community
 may be  built  from  words , sounds, or body 
language from multiple  other   languages  
and  cultures
 No  particular   rules
Chinese  Pidgin  English
 a pidgin lexically  based  on  English  and 
influenced by Chinese 
  developed  in 17th  century  in  China
 Began to decline  during  the  19th  
century, when standard English began to 
be taught in schools 
Chinese Pidgin English
Some  characteristics :
 Based on a  vocabulary of 700 English 
words
   Grammar  and syntax are simple and 
positional (grammatical categories are 
indicated by the position of words in a 
sentence)
 Lack of plural personal pronouns
Chinese Pidgin English
Example sentences:
 Hab gat rening kum daun (Have got 
raining  come  down) “ There  is rain coming 
down”
 Tumoro mai no kan kum ( Tomorrow  my no 
can come) “Tomorrow I can't come”
 Mai no hab kachi  basket  (My no have 
catch  basket) “I didn't bring a basket”
Creole language
 a natural language developed by mixing 
two  parent  laguages
  arose  as the result of European maritime 
power
 Vocabulary mostly supplied by the parent 
language

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