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Why don't just define a new word? I mean you're linguists! :D Pseudo-Creole, a language that's technically a Creole, but doesn't fit the sociohistoic context.
by k__ 2y ago
Why don't just define a new word?
I mean you're linguists! :D
Pseudo-Creole, a language that's technically a Creole, but doesn't fit the sociohistoic context.
I think, it would be funny if a word for giving specific languages legitimacy is used to define a language that had more legitimacy to begin with.
- ithkuil 2y agoPost-creole I expect that a creole language will evolve over centuries into something that is less and less considered as a creole when compared with more recent creole languages. I think it's more useful to consider "creolization events" in the history of a language rather than a blanket "creole/non-creole" attribute
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- 082349872349872 2y agoDo pseudocreoles include concreoles, eg https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belter_Creole https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belter_Creole ? Oye Hakalowda! Kowmang showxa lang belta hiya ke?