Trinidadians
Trinidadians are the inhabitants or citizens of Trinidad, the larger island of the Caribbean nation Trinidad and Tobago. The term also refers to people who identify with its cultural heritage. The population is ethnically diverse, with Afro-Trinidadians and Indo-Trinidadians as the largest groups, alongside mixed-heritage communities and smaller groups such as Chinese and Syrians/Lebanese. English is the official language, and English-based creoles are widely spoken. Indo-Trinidadians preserve Bhojpuri and Caribbean Hindustani, while Chinese communities maintain varieties of Chinese.
Religions are diverse; Christianity is the largest faith, with Hinduism and Islam also significant. Afro-Caribbean religious
Culturally, Trinidad is known for Carnival, calypso and soca, chutney, and parang. Cuisine features include doubles,
Historically, the islands were inhabited by Indigenous peoples before Spanish and then British rule. Trinidad and