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Pijin (or
Solomons Pidgin) is a
language spoken in
Solomon Islands. It is
closely related to Tok
Pisin of
Papua New
Guinea and
Bislama of Vanuatu; these...
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Queensland Kanaka English Samoan Plantation Pidgin Solomon Islands Pijin Spanglish/Ingléspañol (including
dialects Llanito,
Belizean Kitchen Spanish...
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Delaware Pidgin Hawaiian Pidgin Iha
Pidgin Ngarluma Pidgin Onin
Pidgin Wolof Pijin (creolized)
Roquetas Pidgin Spanish Russenorsk Settler Swahili Sranan Tongo...
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several creoles of the region, such as Tok Pisin, Hiri Motu,
Solomon Islands Pijin, Bislama, and
Papuan Malay. The
original inhabitants of the
group of islands...
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province of
Papua New
Guinea (PNG). The
lingua franca of the
archipelago is
Pijin, and the
official language in both
countries is English. Most of the languages...
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lingua franca across Nigeria. The
language is
sometimes referred to as
Pijin,
Brokun 'Ullu' or "Vernacular". It can be
spoken as a pidgin, a creole,...
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Examples of
other Melanesian creoles are Unserdeutsch,
Solomon Islands Pijin, Bislama, and
Papuan Malay. A
distinction is
often made
between the island...
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Solomons Pijin, is a de
facto lingua franca of the
country spoken by the
majority of the po****tion,
along with
local indigenous languages.
Pijin is closely...
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informal use. In
Vanuatu and
Solomon Islands,
selen is used in
Bislama and
Pijin to mean "money"; in Malaysia,
syiling (pronounced like shilling)
means "coin"...
- P****enger
information system at a
railway station Phoenix Indian School Pijin language, a
language spoken in the
Solomon Islands Ping Shan stop in Hong...
