A pidgin is a language that is formed when two or more languages come into contact and then becomes the mother tongue of the entire region. Well-known examples include Haitian in the Caribbean, Seychelles in the Indian Ocean, and Krio in Sierra Leone in West Africa. → Pidgin language Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙 二つ以上の言語が接触してピジン語が形成された後に、それが使用地域の人々全体にとっての母語となってしまった場合の言語をいう。カリブ海域のハイチ語、インド洋のセイシェル語、西アフリカのシエラ‐レオネのクリオ語などがよく知られている。→ピジン語
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