Pidgins and Mixed Languages
Various miscellaneous languages such as pidgins, mixed languages, trade languages, and sign languages are given below in alphabetical order.
- American Indian Pidgin English
- Algonquian-Basque pidgin
- Broken Oghibbeway
- Broken Slavey
- Bungee
- Callahuaya
- Carib Pidgin
- Carib Pidgin–Arawak Mixed Language
- Catalangu
- Chinook Jargon
- Delaware Jargon
- Eskimo Trade Jargon
- Greenlandic Eskimo Pidgin
- Guajiro-Spanish
- Güegüence-Nicarao
- Haida Jargon
- Hudson Strait Pidgin
- Inuktitut-English Pidgin
- Jargonized Powhatan
- Kutenai Jargon
- Labrador Eskimo Pidgin
- Lingua Franca Apalachee
- Lingua Franca Creek
- Lingua Geral Amazônica
- Lingua Geral do Sul
- Loucheux Jargon
- Media Lengua
- Mednyj Aleut
- Michif
- Mobilian Jargon
- Montagnais Pidgin Basque
- Nootka Jargon
- Ocaneechi
- Pidgin Massachusett
- Plains Indian Sign Language
- Trader Navajo
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