Caribbean Dutch

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Caribbean Dutch is a regional variety of the Dutch language spoken in the Caribbean parts of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, shaped by contact with local languages and cultures.

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Caribbean Dutch canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf language variety
regional variety of Dutch
developedFrom Dutch
surface form: Dutch language
hasFeature code-switching with local languages
lexical differences from European Dutch
loanwords from English
loanwords from Papiamento
loanwords from Spanish
phonological variation from European Dutch
hasLanguageBranch Germanic languages
hasLanguageFamily Indo-European language family
surface form: Indo-European languages
hasLanguageSubbranch West Germanic languages
hasRegion Leeward Antilles
Lesser Antilles
hasRegister formal register close to Standard Dutch
informal register with strong local influence
hasStandardForm Dutch
surface form: Standard Dutch
hasStatus administrative language variety in Dutch Caribbean territories
official language variety in Caribbean Netherlands
hasWritingSystem Latin alphabet
influencedBy Caribbean English creoles
English
Papiamento
Spanish
local Caribbean cultures
partOf Dutch language continuum
shapedBy language contact in the Caribbean
multilingual communities in the Dutch Caribbean
spokenIn Aruba
Bonaire
Caribbean
Caribbean Netherlands
Curaçao
Kingdom of the Netherlands
Saba
Sint Eustatius
Sint Maarten
subclassOf Dutch
surface form: Dutch language
usedBy Dutch-speaking residents of the Dutch Caribbean
government officials in Caribbean Netherlands
schools in Caribbean Netherlands
usedIn administration in Caribbean Netherlands
education in Caribbean Netherlands
media in Caribbean parts of the Kingdom of the Netherlands

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Sarnami Hindustani influencedBy Caribbean Dutch