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Line 1: {{Short description\|English-based creole of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines}} {{Infobox language \| name = Vincentian Creole \| altname = \| states = [[Saint Vincent and the Grenadines]] \| region = \| speakers = 108,000 \| date = 2016 \| ref = e24 \| familycolor = ~~Creole~~creole ~~\| fam2 =~~ \| fam2 = Atlantic ~~\| fam3 =~~ \| fam3 = Eastern ~~\| fam4 =~~ \| ~~fam5~~fam4 = \| ~~script~~fam5 = \| ~~nation~~script = \| ~~iso3~~nation = ~~svc~~ \| ~~isoexception~~iso3 = svc \| isoexception = \| glotto = vinc1243 \| glottoname = Vincentian Creole English \| ietf = \| notice = none \| fam1 = [[English-based creole language\|English creole]] }} '''Vincentian Creole''' is an ~~Spanish~~English-based [[creole language]] spoken in [[Saint Vincent and the Grenadines]]. It contains elements of Spanish, [[Antillean Creole]], and various [[Iberian Romance languages]]. It has also been influenced by the indigenous [[Kalinago language\|Kalinago]]/[[Garifuna language\|Garifuna]] elements and by African ~~language~~languages {{Clarify\|date=September 2023}} brought over the Atlantic Ocean by way of the slave trade. Over the years the creole has changed to be a mix of all of those languages. ==Pronunciation== Line 159 ⟶ 162: \|- \|huunch \|Hit ~~\|Unknown~~ \|to elbow or hit someone \|} Line 179 ⟶ 182: [[Category:Languages of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines]] [[Category:English-based pidgins and creoles]] [[Category:~~Languages~~English oflanguage in the Caribbean]] [[Category:Languages of the African diaspora]] [[Category:Creoles of the Caribbean]]