Gullah

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Gullah is an English-based creole language and culture of African-descended communities in the coastal Lowcountry and Sea Islands of the southeastern United States, known for preserving strong African linguistic and cultural influences.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf African diaspora culture
creole language
culture
ethnic group
alternativeName Geechee
developedDuring transatlantic slave trade
developedFrom plantation creole varieties
endangeredStatus threatened by language shift to English
hasCulturalExpression Gullah cuisine
Gullah folktales
African American spirituals
surface form: Gullah spirituals
hasCulturalInfluenceFrom Angola
The Gambia
surface form: Gambia

Gold Coast (Ghana)
Senegal
Sierra Leone
hasCulturalOrigin Central Africa
West Africa
hasCulturalPractice call-and-response singing
rice cultivation traditions
ring shout
storytelling
sweetgrass basket weaving
hasEthnicGroup Gullah self-linksurface differs
surface form: Gullah people
hasGrammaticalFeature serial verb constructions
use of preverbal tense-aspect markers
zero copula in some contexts
hasLanguageCode ISO 639-3: gul
hasLexicalBorrowingFrom African languages
English
hasLinguisticSubstrate West African languages
hasLinguisticSuperstrate English
hasPhonologicalFeature reduction of final consonant clusters
hasPopulationCenter Sapelo Island
surface form: Sapelo Island, Georgia

St. Helena Island, South Carolina
hasReligion African-derived spiritual practices
Christianity
hasWritingSystem Latin alphabet
surface form: Latin script
knownFor preservation of African cultural elements
preservation of African linguistic features
languageFamily English-based creole
recognizedAs distinct African American culture
spokenIn Florida
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
United States of America
surface form: United States
spokenInRegion Lowcountry of South Carolina
surface form: Lowcountry

Sea Islands

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Southern American English hasSubvariety Gullah
this entity surface form: Lowcountry Southern English
Sea Islands region ethnicGroup Gullah
this entity surface form: Gullah people
Sea Islands region language Gullah
this entity surface form: Gullah language
Pin Point, Georgia, United States hasHeritage Gullah
subject surface form: Pin Point, Georgia
this entity surface form: Gullah Geechee culture
Atlantic English Creole hasExampleLanguage Gullah
this entity surface form: Gullah language
Gullah hasEthnicGroup Gullah self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Gullah people
Lowcountry of South Carolina knownFor Gullah
this entity surface form: Gullah Geechee culture
Lowcountry of South Carolina languageTradition Gullah
this entity surface form: Gullah language
History of Charleston, South Carolina linkedToCulture Gullah
this entity surface form: Gullah Geechee culture
Middleton Place Stableyards focusesOn Gullah
this entity surface form: Gullah Geechee culture
Black Seminoles hasPart Gullah
this entity surface form: Gullah people
Boone Hall Plantation hasTheme Gullah
this entity surface form: Gullah culture
American Beach, Florida hasHeritage Gullah
this entity surface form: Gullah Geechee culture
Br'er Rabbit appearsInTradition Gullah
this entity surface form: Gullah folklore
Br'er Rabbit associatedWith Gullah
this entity surface form: Gullah people
St. Helena Island, South Carolina knownFor Gullah
this entity surface form: Gullah Geechee culture
St. Helena Island, South Carolina hasLanguageTradition Gullah
this entity surface form: Gullah language
Port Royal Island hasEthnicHeritage Gullah
this entity surface form: Gullah Geechee culture
Gullah Geechee Cultural Heritage Corridor associatedWithEthnicGroup Gullah
this entity surface form: Gullah people
Daufuskie Island, South Carolina knownFor Gullah
this entity surface form: Gullah culture
Daufuskie Island, South Carolina historicallyKnownFor Gullah
this entity surface form: Gullah Geechee language
Daufuskie Island, South Carolina hasCulturalHeritage Gullah
this entity surface form: Gullah Geechee traditions
Geechee people closeTo Gullah
this entity surface form: Gullah people
Geechee people sharesCultureWith Gullah
this entity surface form: Gullah people
Geechee people languageTradition Gullah
this entity surface form: Gullah Geechee Creole language
Daufuskie Island knownFor Gullah
this entity surface form: Gullah culture
Daufuskie Island ethnicGroupHistory Gullah
this entity surface form: Gullah people
Edisto Island hasCulturalHeritage Gullah
this entity surface form: Gullah Geechee culture