| Melanesian English, (also known
as Melanesian Pidgin, Pidgin English, and Tok Pisin), is a
Creole language spoken in
Papua New Guinea. The fun thing
about Creole Languages, is that
they have arisen in recent times
from true Pidgin languages, and
(according to Scientific American)
may be better fitted to the brain's
language equimpent than widely spoken
languages with a long history. |
