Pidgin English is a non-specific name used to refer to any of the manypidgin languages derived fromEnglish. Pidgins that are spoken asfirst languages becomecreoles.

English-based pidgins that became stable contact languages, and which have some documentation, include the following:

• Aboriginal Pidgin English
• Native American Pidgin English
• Cameroonian Pidgin English
• Chinese Pidgin English
• Butler English (India)
• Ghanaian Pidgin English
• Hawaiian Pidgin English
• Japanese Bamboo English
• Japanese Pidgin English
• Korean Bamboo English
• Kru Pidgin English
• Liberian Interior Pidgin English
• Micronesian Pidgin English
• Nauru Pidgin English
• New Zealand Pidgin English
• Nigerian Pidgin
• Papua New Guinea Pidgin
• Papuan Pidgin English (distinct fromTok Pisin)
• Port Jackson Pidgin English (ancestral toAustralian Kriol)
• Queensland Kanaka English
• Samoan Plantation Pidgin
• Solomon Islands Pijin
• Spanglish/Ingléspañol (including dialectsLlanito, Belizean Kitchen Spanish, ABC Islands Spanglish)
• Solombala-English
• Thai Pidgin English
• Tok Pisin
• West African Pidgin English (multiple varieties)
• Vanuatu Bislama
• Franglish

• English-based creoles
• Macaronic languages
• Rally English
• World Englishes

• English-based pidgins and creoles
• Lists of Indo-European languages

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