All di tings wey dem talk about di rights, wey human beings suppose to get, na im de for this small book. Na dis rights make human beings take different from animals. Dis na di rights wey human beings get from di time wey dem born us. It is used in novels, plays, radio, poetry and becoming more and more important as a language.įor December 10, 1948, di meeting of di whole world, wey dem de call United Nations (naim be say all di kontris wey de for di world come unite to be one), come hold talk and dem come bring out one paper and write wetin suppose to be our right inside. There is no unified standard or orthography. Nigerian Pidgin English, which, though not being considered a Creole, also has native speakers, is a mixed language drawing from English and different African languages. As opposed to the Creole (see Haitian Creole), the Pidgin is usually not anyone's primary language (so its users have their native tongue to fall back on for in-group communication), but when it becomes a native language for its speakers it is called a Creole. The outcome of such a process may be a Pidgin or a Creole.

As a result thereof, the language in question may undergo drastic changes and result in an entirely new language. In many cases where peoples of different linguistic groups come need to communicate, they use a third language (or material of a third language), in which they have some competence.

A Pidgin (and also a Creole) is a language variety used for interethnic contact.

Speak pidgin english