pidgin English造句

The restaurant owner could only speak pidgin English.

a creole language featuring its unique blend of African tongues and pidgin English.

And after the 1730s,the English-based languages(mainly the Chinese pidgin English)played the main role.

Prof Kirkpatrick also provides this sample of Nigerian pidgin English: "Monkey DE work, baboon dey chop" (Monkeys work, baboons eat).

The noun "chow" was in the vocabulary of the pidgin English used by Westerners and Chinese merchants until the mid-20th century.

Today most young Indians speak only English or are bilingual in English and Afrikaans, though they may continue to chat at home in a kind of pidgin English larded with Indian and Zulu.