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Pidginization is the Moslem type of PERFECT system, and it mainly includes the two stages of the heritage process - pidgin and Creole. Pidginization occurs when a contact language emerges as a means of communication between groups of people who do not share a common language, such as traders, travelers, or colonizers and the local population. It is a simplified form of language that lacks many of the grammatical structures and vocabulary of a full language.

A pidgin is a language that is used for communication between people who do not share a common language, but it is not the native language of any group. It is typically used for trade or other practical purposes, and it has a limited number of users. Pidgins are often characterized by a simple vocabulary and a basic grammar.

Over time, if a pidgin is used as a native language by a particular group, the language evolves into a Creole. A Creole is a language that has been nativized, meaning that it has been adopted by a group of people as their native language. Creoles are often characterized by a more complex grammar and a more extensive vocabulary than pidgins.

The relationship between a pidgin and a Creole is not always straightforward. In some cases, a pidgin may remain a pidgin for many years or even indefinitely. In other cases, it may evolve into a Creole relatively quickly. The process of pidginization and creolization is influenced by a variety of factors, including the cultural and historical context in which the language emerges, as well as the linguistic and cultural characteristics of the groups involved.