Guyanese English

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Guyanese English is the national variety of English spoken in Guyana, shaped by its Caribbean, South American, and multicultural linguistic influences.

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Label Occurrences
Guyanese English canonical 1

Statements (44)

Predicate Object
instanceOf dialect
national variety of English
variety of English
closelyRelatedTo Guyanese Creole NERFINISHED
continent South America
country Guyana NERFINISHED
hasAlternativeName Guyanese Standard English NERFINISHED
hasDomain broadcasting in Guyana
formal communication in Guyana
official documents in Guyana
hasFeature Caribbean intonation patterns
code-switching with Guyanese Creole
distinct local vocabulary
phonological features influenced by Creole
hasRegister acrolectal speech
basilectal speech
mesolectal speech
hasSpokenForm Guyanese English speech
hasWrittenForm Guyanese English writing
influencedBy African languages
Amerindian languages NERFINISHED
British English NERFINISHED
Caribbean English NERFINISHED
Dutch NERFINISHED
East Indian languages
Guyanese Creole NERFINISHED
Portuguese
languageBranch Germanic languages
languageFamily Indo-European language family
surface form: Indo-European languages
languageSubbranch West Germanic languages NERFINISHED
lexiconSharesWith Caribbean English varieties NERFINISHED
Standard English
partOf Anglophone Caribbean linguistic area NERFINISHED
primaryCountryWhereSpoken Guyana NERFINISHED
region Caribbean
South America
spokenBy Guyanese people NERFINISHED
standardBasedOn English
status de facto national standard of English in Guyana
usedIn business in Guyana
education in Guyana
government in Guyana
media in Guyana
writingSystem Latin alphabet

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Caribbean English hasSubvariety Guyanese English