Sam Neill

The Portuguese Creoles are creole languages whose bases lexical is especially the Portuguese language.

Classification

The Portuguese Creoles are generally classified according to a geographical criterion:

Creole of High-Guinea:

Creole of Cape Verde, with the Creole Cape Verde
of Guinea-Bissau and Casamance, in Guinea-Bissau and with the Creole Senegal

of the Gulf of Guinea

Angolar, with Divided into volumes São and Príncipe
Fá d' Ambô, in the island of Annobón in Guinea Equatoriale
Forro, with Divided into volumes São and Príncipe
Principense, with Divided into volumes São and Príncipe

Creole Indo-Portuguese

Creole of the India, in Bengal, Bombay, Cochim and Vaipim, Coromandel, Daman (called Língua of put), Diu (called Língua back velhos ), Korlai (called Kristi ), Quilom, Tellicherry
Créoles of the Sri Lanka, in Mannar, Puttalam, Tricomalee and Batticaloa

Créoles malaïo-Portuguese

Papia Kristang , with Kuala Lumpur, Malacca and Singapore)
Portugis , in Ambom, Flores, Java, Macassar, Ternate
of Bidau, with Timor

Creole Creole sino-Portuguese

of HongKong and Macao (called Patuá macaense )

In America

Papiamento, with Aruba, Bonaire and Curaçao (creole Portuguese with strong Spanish lexical influence)
Saramaccan, with the Suriname (creole English with strong Portuguese lexical influence)

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