PIDGINS AND CREOLES

Group 3 :

Jamal Fadhli

Nita Prakasiwi

Siti Rafiah

Pidgin is  simplified language that develops in a community that does not have common language or native speaker.

Pidgin is simple language, that has simple grammar and structure.

For example : Ladyboy language ( there is no native speaker there, and understood by themselves)

Creoles is a language as a result of pidgin itself and it needs long process.

For example : Tok Pisin language in Papua New Guinea, it consists of English and its own language.

Questions :

Fajrin : what are pidgin and creoles ?  give more example please!

Answer : Pidgin is  simplified language that develops in a community that does not have common language or native speaker. It is simple language, that has simple grammar and structure.

For example : Ladyboy language ( there is no native speaker there, and understood by themselves)

Creoles is a language as a result of pidgin itself and it needs long process.

For example : Tok Pisin language in Papua New Guinea, it consists of English and its own language.

Another example is Ocu language (Indonesia), formed from minangnese and malay

Syahfitri : what are advantages of learning pidgin and creoles as a teacher ?

Answer : as a teacher, we know that our students have many characteristics in using language. And those languages must have pidgin and creoles.

The advantages : 1. Teacher will be a bridge for students’ languages itself.

2. students can be more motivated and enthusiasm. 3. Increaseing their enjoy caused many languages around them.

Annisa : what is relationship among pidgin, creoles, and sociolinguistics ?

Answer : sociolinguistics is language in relation to social factors, including differences of regional, class, bilingualism, etc.

Pidgin is  simplified language that develops in a community that does not have common language or native speaker. It is simple language, that has simple grammar and structure.

Creoles is a language as a result of pidgin itself and it needs long process.

So what is their relation ? that is pidgin and creoles are part of sociolinguistics.