Creole
Subgroup of 92 languages
Creole
Descendants
- Flaaitaal fly, a language of South Africa
- Oorlams oor, a language of South Africa
- Juba Arabic pga, a language of South Sudan
- Nubi kcn, a language of Uganda
Descendants
Descendants
- Turks and Caicos English Creole tch, a language of Turks and Caicos Islands
Descendants
- Bajan bjs, a language of Barbados
- Grenadian English Creole gcl, a language of Grenada
- Guyanese English Creole gyn, a language of Guyana
- Leeward Caribbean English Creole aig, a language of Antigua and Barbuda
- Tobagonian English Creole tgh, a language of Trinidad and Tobago
- Trinidadian English Creole trf, a language of Trinidad and Tobago
- Vincentian English Creole svc, a language of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
- Virgin Islands English Creole vic, a language of U.S. Virgin Islands
- Equatorial Guinean Pidgin fpe, a language of Equatorial Guinea
- Ghanaian Pidgin English gpe, a language of Ghana
- Krio kri, a language of Sierra Leone
- Pidgin, Cameroon wes, a language of Cameroon
- Pidgin, Nigerian pcm, a language of Nigeria
Descendants
- Bislama bis, a language of Vanuatu
- Hawaii Pidgin hwc, a language of United States
- Kriol rop, a language of Australia
- Ngatik Men’s Creole ngm, a language of Micronesia
- Pijin pis, a language of Solomon Islands
- Pitcairn-Norfolk pih, a language of Norfolk Island
- Tok Pisin tpi, a language of Papua New Guinea
- Torres Strait Creole tcs, a language of Australia
- Guadeloupean French Creole gcf, a language of Guadeloupe
- Guianese French Creole gcr, a language of French Guiana
- Haitian Creole hat, a language of Haiti
- Karipuna French Creole kmv, a language of Brazil
- Lesser Antillean French Creole acf, a language of Saint Lucia
- Louisiana Creole lou, a language of United States
- Morisyen mfe, a language of Mauritius
- Réunion French Creole rcf, a language of Réunion
- San Miguel French Creole scf, a language of Panama
- Seychelles French Creole crs, a language of Seychelles
- Tayo cks, a language of New Caledonia
- Unserdeutsch uln, a language of Papua New Guinea
- Kituba ktu, a language of Democratic Republic of the Congo
- Kituba mkw, a language of Congo
- Betawi bew, a language of Indonesia
- Indonesian, Peranakan pea, a language of Indonesia
- Malaccan Malay Creole ccm, a language of Malaysia
- Malay, Ambonese abs, a language of Indonesia
- Malay, Baba mbf, a language of Singapore
- Malay, Balinese mhp, a language of Indonesia
- Malay, Banda bpq, a language of Indonesia
- Malay, Cocos Islands coa, a language of Cocos (Keeling) Islands
- Malay, Kupang mkn, a language of Indonesia
- Malay, Larantuka lrt, a language of Indonesia
- Malay, Manado xmm, a language of Indonesia
- Malay, North Moluccan max, a language of Indonesia
- Malay, Papuan pmy, a language of Indonesia
- Sri Lankan Malay Creole sci, a language of Sri Lanka
- Sango sag, a language of Central African Republic
- Sango, Riverain snj, a language of Central African Republic
- Angolar aoa, a language of São Tomé e Príncipe
- Cafundo Creole ccd, a language of Brazil
- Fa d’Ambu fab, a language of Equatorial Guinea
- Guinea-Bissau Creole pov, a language of Guinea-Bissau
- Indo-Portuguese idb, a language of India
- Kabuverdianu kea, a language of Cape Verde Islands
- Korlai Portuguese Creole vkp, a language of India
- Macanese mzs, a language of China—Macao
- Malaccan Portuguese Creole mcm, a language of Malaysia
- Pidgin, Timor tvy, a language of East Timor
- Principense pre, a language of São Tomé e Príncipe
- Sãotomense cri, a language of São Tomé e Príncipe
- Ternateño tmg, a language of Indonesia
- Chavacano cbk, a language of Philippines
- Palenquero pln, a language of Colombia
- Tetun Dili tdt, a language of East Timor