Morisien

E419018

Morisien is a French-based Creole language spoken in Mauritius and used widely in everyday communication, media, and culture.

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Morisien canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Creole language
French-based Creole
natural language
alternativeName Kreol
Kreol Morisien
Mauritian Creole NERFINISHED
closelyRelatedTo Réunion Creole NERFINISHED
Seychellois Creole NERFINISHED
developedFrom French spoken in colonial Mauritius
developedInCentury 18th century
glottocode maur1410
hasNativeSpeakersMajorityIn Mauritius
hasOfficialOrthography true
hasStandardizationEffortsBy Akademi Kreol Repiblik Moris
surface form: Akademi Kreol Morisien

Government of Mauritius
surface form: Mauritian government
hasStatus de facto national language of Mauritius
lingua franca of Mauritius
hasSubstrateLanguage Bhojpuri
East African languages
English
Malagasy
other South Asian languages
hasSVOOrder true
influencedBy African languages vocabulary
English vocabulary
French vocabulary
Indian languages vocabulary
ISO639-3Code mfe
languageFamily French Creole
lexifierLanguage French
primaryCountry Mauritius
region Indian Ocean
Mascarene Islands
spokenIn Chagos Archipelago diaspora communities
Mauritius
Rodrigues Island
surface form: Rodrigues
usedAs marker of Mauritian identity
usedFor advertising
education (to a limited extent)
everyday communication
literature
media
music
political discourse
theatre
usedIn Mauritian media
Mauritian popular culture
Mauritian schools (as support language)
writingSystem Latin alphabet
surface form: Latin script

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