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Jamaican Creole (3491 bytes)
1: ...tish English is used for most writing in Jamaica, Jamaican has been gaining ground as a literary language fo... 3: ...use of the numerous [[idiom]]s that are common in Jamaican. 5: This is due to the fact that many Jamaican words have their origin in various African langua... 7: ...sound, being prepended with an 'H' sound. In some jamaican dialects, all 'H' sounds are dropped. 9: Interest in Jamaican outside of Jamaica was heightened by the prolifer... Creole (5874 bytes) 1: :''For the languages, see [[Creole language]]'' 3: The term '''''Creole''''' is used with different meanings in different... 5: ==Latin American Creole== 7: In most of [[Latin America]] '''''Creole''''' ([[Spanish language|Spanish]], '''''criollo'... 15: ==New Orleans and Louisiana Creole== Seychellois Creole (1558 bytes) 1: ...nd [[French language|French]], unlike [[Mauritian Creole]], which has no official status in [[Mauritius]]. 3: ...stiti Kreol'' (''l'Institut créole''), the Creole Institute for this purpose. 5: The spelling of words in Creole has been considerably simplified compared to the ... 7: :'''Creole''': ''Nou tou bezwen travay ansamn pou kree nou l... 10: ...elles Islands') becomes ''Zil Elwanyen Sesel'' in Creole. Note the ''z'' in ''Zil'', as, in French, "les ... Jamaican cuisine (257 bytes) 1: Jamaican cuisine is similar to most Caribbean Cuisines. 12: [[Category:Jamaican culture]] Antillean Creole (218 bytes) 4: '''Antillean Creole''' is a language spoken primarily in [[Dominica]]... Creole case (4029 bytes) 1: ...onger. Nineteen of the 135 slaves on board the ''Creole'' revolted and killed the captain of the ship, th... 3: The ''Creole case'' generated some diplomatic tension between ... 22: 6. Resolved, That when the brig Creole, on her late passage for New Orleans, left the te... Jamaican Boa (158 bytes) 1: '''Jamaican boas''' live in the moist limestone forests of Ja... French Creole (437 bytes) 3: The term '''French Creole''' can refer to 5: * The French [[Creole language]] which is a Creole based on [[French language|French]] and [[Africa]... Creole Pig (2313 bytes) 1: ... characterized their pigs as never getting sick. Creole Pigs served as a type of savings account for the ... 3: ...he pigs in their country. The eradication of the Creole pig had gone further to impoverish the already st... 5: [[Image:Creole Pig.jpg]] 7: ...orted from the United States to replace the hardy Creole pigs was unsuitable for the Haitian environment a... 9: ...rom the US was characterized as “better” than the Creole pig. They were so much better that they required ... King Creole (2962 bytes) 1: [[Image:KingCreole.jpg|thumb|right|King Creole starring Elvis Presley]] 3: '''''King Creole''''' is a [[1958]] [[Elvis Presley]] film and sou... 5: ...rth of Presley's films. Most critics call ''King Creole'' his best film and best performance. 25: [[Image:KingCreoleSoundtrack.jpg||thumb|King Creole album]] 27: *"King Creole" Portuguese Creole (35674 bytes) 1: ...uguese_Creole|summary in the context of the other creole people]].'' 3: '''Portuguese Creole''' is a [[creole language]] based on the [[Portuguese language]]. 5: The Portuguese-based [[Creole]]s are classified by geographical order and by su... 7: .... It includes the High-Guinean and Gulf of Guinea Creoles. 8: * ''Portuguese-Asian Creoles''. These Creoles are divided into Portuguese-Indian, Portuguese-M... Spanish Creole (11927 bytes) 1: A number of [[Creole language]]s are based on the [[Spanish language]]... 3: ==Spanish Creole languages== 4: List of [[Spanish language|Spanish]]-based [[Creole language]]s: 7: ...no]]''' (also '''Chabacano''') is a Spanish-based Creole spoken in the [[Philippines]]. The name of the la... 16: ...enquero''' (also [[Palenque]]) is a Spanish-based Creole spoken in [[Colombia]]. Jamaican English (6849 bytes) 5: '''Jamaican English''' or Jamaican [[Standard English]] is a [[dialect]] of [[Englis... 7: ...ge]] /Creole. Modern linguists hold the view that Creoles are full languages. 13: Jamaican Standard English is grammatically similar to Brit... 20: ...also uses many local words borrowed from Jamaican Creole (such as "duppy" for 'ghost'; "higgler" for 'info... 26: ...s typically pronounce both closer to "air", while Creole speakers render them as "ear"). The short "a" sou... Creole language (8790 bytes) 1: ...m European languages, and that non-European-based creoles such as [[Nubi language|Nubi]] or [[Sango langua... 3: ... of people who speak such a language are called [[Creole]]s. 5: Below are described some of the better-known creoles. 7: ==Arabic creoles== 10: An Arabic-based creole spoken by descendants of [[Sudan]]ese soldiers ma... Jamaican dollar (3885 bytes) 1: ...As of [[January 6]], [[2005]], there were 60.9200 Jamaican dollars to the [[United States dollar|US dollar]] 7: ...nted for use in Jamaica, becoming the first truly Jamaican coins. Beginning in [[1880]], the farthing was a... 15: On [[January 30]], [[1968]], the Jamaican House of Representatives voted to decimalize the ... Jamaican Crow (2825 bytes) 2: <tr><th bgcolor=pink>Jamaican Crow</th></tr> 19: The '''Jamaican Crow''', ''Corvus jamaicensis'' is a comparativel... 21: [[Image:Jamaican_crow_distribution_map.jpg|thumb|left|Distribution... Mauritian Creole (2335 bytes) 2: [[Category:Pidgins and creoles]] 4: '''Mauritian Creole''' is a [[creole language]] or [[dialect]] from [[Mauritius]]. Alm... 8: ...n on French sounds and writing. The popularity of Creole has never stopped growing due to its simplicity a... 10: ...ench does. The spelling here may vary if written, Creole is primarily a spoken language. 12: ...un'' and ''deux'' are also flattened, leaving the Creole "en" and "de". Jamaican jerk spice (1035 bytes) 1: ... dry-rubbed with a fiery spice mixture (called '''Jamaican jerk spice''') and then cooked in a pit, on a gri... 3: ...few typical items: [[Allspice]] (Jamaican pepper, Jamaican pimento) and [[Habanero chile|Habanero]] peppers ... 7: ...lrecipes.com/advice/coll/summer/articles/89P1.asp Jamaican Jerk] 8: *Fact-Index: [http://www.fact-index.com/j/ja/jamaican_jerk_spice.html Recipes] Jamaican Defence Forces (1300 bytes) Louisiana Creole cuisine (1565 bytes) 1: ...d by the Acadians to Louisiana ingredients, and [[Creole]] cooking tends more toward classical European st... 3: ...d beans and rice]], [[crawfish bisque]], [[shrimp Creole]], turtle soup, [[Oysters Rockefeller]], [[pompan... 5: Famous Creole restaurants in New Orleans include [[Antoine's]],...
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