| In sociolinguistic terms, Tok Pisin is an expanded pidgin currently undergoing creolization. |
| While not quite docents in a museum, they nonetheless will provide you with an overview that is several steps above pidgin history. |
| The native tribes in the interior, however, use their own language, and the African tribes use Taki-Taki, a pidgin English. |
| He could speak a smattering of Maori, or pidgin Maori, where the language is broken down and simplified, so he was given the job of interpreter. |
| Lexical items in pidgin languages tend to cover a wider semantic domain than in the base language. |
| With hundreds of traditional languages, literacy levels are low, including in the third official language, Bislama, a form of pidgin English. |
