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What is creolisation?

AThe ability to use multiple languages

BA transition from a pidgin to a creole

CIt refers to one’s natural language as creole

DA learning disability situation

Answer:

B. A transition from a pidgin to a creole

Read Explanation:

Creolisation is the process by which a pidgin (a simplified language that develops as a means of communication between speakers of different native languages) becomes a creole — a fully developed, stable language that is acquired as a native language by a community.

  • Pidgin: A simplified, non-native auxiliary language used for limited communication.

  • Creole: A stable, natural language that evolves from a pidgin when it becomes the first language of a generation.


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