Creolelanguage
Creole languages are natural languages that develop from the mixing of two or more parent languages, typically when speakers of different languages come into prolonged contact. This often occurs in situations such as colonization, trade, or slavery, where a simplified language, known as a pidgin, may initially arise as a means of basic communication. Over time, if children grow up speaking this pidgin as their native tongue, it undergoes a process of expansion and regularization, developing a more complex grammar and vocabulary, and becoming a fully fledged creole.
Creole languages are not simply broken versions of their parent languages; they possess their own unique linguistic