Sentence examples for creole language from inspiring English sources

Then there's the rain forest creole language of Suriname that I studied for my Ph.D.

He suspected that what was spoken there was a Creole language with very old African elements.

Although English is the official language, most people speak Trinidad English, a creole language.

Their families held on to the Haitian Creole language and to songs remembered through generations.

Papiamentu, also spelled Papiamento, creole language based on Portuguese but heavily influenced by Spanish.

Chavacano (or Chabacano), the local dialect, is a Spanish-based creole language.

Another English-based creole language, similar to Jamaican patois, which offers some compelling takes on tense.

Also tells about newspapers, including the weekly "Libete," which is a Creole-language weekly, and supports exiled President Aristide.

Ricot Dupuy, the manager of Radio Soleil, a Creole-language station in Flatbush, Brooklyn, said he had been "flooded with calls" about the plans for deportations.

The Coast Guard and several Haitian-American organizations in Miami plan a series of public service announcements on Creole-language radio stations next week, urging family members not to fund the perilous journeys.

Dejean describes in particular Haitian Creole-language initiatives and pedagogy.