Belizean Kriol
Belizean Kriol proper noun: the lingua franca of Belize: a creole which emerged from the fusion of English and Mískito, with some influence from Spanish, numerous West African languages, and Jamaican creoles of the 17th and 18th centuries.
Proper noun
Belizean Kriol
- The lingua franca of Belize: a creole which emerged from the fusion of English and Mískito, with some influence from Spanish, numerous West African languages, and Jamaican creoles of the 17th and 18th centuries.
Questions about Belizean Kriol
- What does Belizean Kriol mean?
- Belizean Kriol means the lingua franca of Belize: a creole which emerged from the fusion of English and Mískito, with some influence from Spanish, numerous West African languages, and Jamaican creoles of the 17th and 18th centuries.
- What part of speech is Belizean Kriol?
- Belizean Kriol is a proper noun.
Words near Belizean Kriol in the dictionary
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