MELANESIAN PIDGIN: BISLAMA, SOLOMON PIJIN, TOK PISIN

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_Oceanian Creole languages, such as Tok Pisin, Bislama and Solomon Islands Creole English, are forms of communication developed from a combination of European languages, such as English, French and Portuguese, with native local languages_

_Tok Pisin is an English-based creole language spoken primarily in Papua New Guinea. "Tok Pisin" means "creole language" or "speaking of the place" in their own language. Developed in the 19th century, Tok Pisin incorporates words and grammatical structures from South Pacific English, German and Pidgin, as well as influence from several other regional languages_

_Bislama, in turn, is a creole language spoken mainly in Vanuatu. Also based on English, it is a mix of English vocabulary, French and local dialects. Bislama developed during the colonial era, when European languages were introduced and mixed with the indigenous languages of the region_

_Solomon Islands Creole English is a creole language spoken natively in the Solomon Islands, an island country in Oceania. It is a combination of English, indigenous languages of the country and also influences from other South Pacific languages. This creole language emerged during the colonial period, when the inhabitants of the islands had contact with the English_

_These creole languages are widely spoken by local populations in Oceania and are used for everyday communication and have cultural and social importance for these communities_

[Davlavi]

Very nice to have these three languages together.

[monkeypie]

Bar challenge: Take a sip every time you hear Mifala

[中村高橋渡辺]

I noticed the 3 colors looked like the flag of Dagestan 😀

[nakablopom]

i notice whenever it's easier for Vanuatu and SOLOMO ISLANDERS to switch to PNG pidgin when to talking to us PNG people but for it's it's hard to switch to their pidgin accents..even though we can understand them

[jgrennmusic]

Why does the bislama language have music during the prayer?

[irhashshalihin]

We have ibu brik mai hart here who speaks a kind of English pidgin too.

[JacobTremblayAndTheMultiverse]

Bislama
Solomon Islands Pijin
Tok Pisin