Holem Taet Lanwis 2019 Bislama

in this film Miss Kireni Sparks Ngenge explains to us about the significance of ones identity ones Indigenous Language. If we are not care full in protecting our indigenous languages they will be forever gone and extinct. One moving Documentary one not to Miss keep smiling keep watching ....

[@dorothyjimmy4840]

Yumi holem taet Landis blong yumi! 👊👊

[@Changamira]

Hello, I'm an African linguist. I hear Bislama, and it sounds to me like Nigerian pidgin, or Jamaican patois, or Creole, or Swahili. Is there a surviving version of Bislama that is spoken with no English influence ?

[@jigglenipple8810]

doubt it, Bislama is a Creole language, so it is basically English words with local grammar. There's approximately 5% of words in Bislama that are not English-based, and these are French influences.