Nagamese creole

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Nagamese creole is an Assamese-based creole language widely used as a lingua franca among diverse ethnic communities in the Indian state of Nagaland.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Assamese-based creole
creole language
lingua franca
associatedWith Nagaland state identity
basedOn Assamese language NERFINISHED
closelyRelatedTo Assamese-based pidgins
country India
hasAlternativeName Naga pidgin NERFINISHED
Nagaland pidgin
Nagamese NERFINISHED
hasInfluenceFrom Assamese language NERFINISHED
English NERFINISHED
Hindi NERFINISHED
Naga languages NERFINISHED
hasType contact language
pidgin-creole continuum
ISOStatus has no widely used ISO 639-1 code
languageFamily Indo-Aryan languages
Indo-European language family
surface form: Indo-European languages

Indo-Iranian languages
linguisticFeature influence from local Naga phonology
lexicon largely derived from Assamese
simplified morphology compared to Assamese
originatesFrom contact between Assamese speakers and Naga groups
primaryFunction interethnic communication
trade language
region Northeast India
spokenBy second-language speakers predominantly
spokenIn Nagaland NERFINISHED
status limited standardization
mostly spoken language
subclassOf Indo-Aryan language
usedAs lingua franca in Nagaland
usedBy Naga ethnic groups
diverse ethnic communities in Nagaland
non-Naga communities in Nagaland
usedIn rural areas of Nagaland
urban areas of Nagaland
usedInDomain informal communication
inter-community trade
markets in Nagaland
writingSystem Assamese script NERFINISHED
Latin alphabet
surface form: Latin script

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Mon hasCommunicationLanguage Nagamese creole