Pidgin English

Pidgin English is a simplified form of English that develops as a means of communication between groups who do not share a common language. It often blends elements from English with vocabulary and grammar from local languages, making it easier for diverse speakers to communicate. Pidgin is commonly used in informal settings and can vary widely depending on the region, such as Nigerian Pidgin or Hawaiian Pidgin. While it lacks the formal structure of standard English, Pidgin serves as a practical tool for interaction in multicultural environments, especially in areas with a history of trade or colonization.