English-Creole Speaking Countries

Can you name the countries that speaks a type of english-based creole language?

All numbers are estimated throughout the years, number may vary

Includes overseas regions/territories of countries

Based mainly on L1 speakers, if not includes both L1 and L2

Dialects are a regional variant of language, whereas creole is a different language with a touch of its original language (in this case, english)

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Last updated: July 10, 2020

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# of speakers	Country	Where it is spoken (Mainly)
309,000	Bahamas (Bahamian Creole)	Western Carribean
10,700	United Kingdom (Turks and Caicos Creole)
3,035,000	Jamaica (Jamaican Patois)
170,000	Belize (Belizean Creole)
18,400	Nicaragua (Miskito Coast Creole)
55,100	Costa Rica (Limonese Creole)
268,000	Panama (Panamanian Creole English)
33,000	Colombia (San Andrés–Providencia Creole)
52,300~76,500	United States (Virgin Islands Creole)	Eastern Carribean
52,300~76,500	United Kingdom (Virgin Islands Creole)
52,300~76,500	Netherlands (Virgin Islands Creole)
52,300~76,500	France (Virgin Islands Creole)
11,500	United Kingdom (Anguillan Creole)
67,000~147,520	Antigua and Barbuda (Antiguan Creole)
39,000	St. Kitts and Nevis (Saint Kitts Creole)
3,820	United Kingdom (Montserrat Creole)
138,000	St. Vincent and the Grenadines (Vincentian Creole)
89,200	Grenada (Grenadian Creole)
300,000+1,000,000	Trinidad and Tobago (Tobagonian Creole+Trinidadian Creole)
256,000	Barbados (Bajan Creole)

# of speakers	Country	Where it is spoken (Mainly)
650,000~682,000	Guyana (Guyanese Creole)	Eastern Carribean
4 Creoles added together: 467,700	Suriname (Sranan Tongo, Saramaccan, Ndyuka, Kwinti)	Eastern Carribean
350	United States (The Gullah)	North America
692,000~716,110	Sierra Leone (Krio)	North-West Africa
1,500,000	Liberia (Kreyol)
5,000,000	Ghana (Ghanaian Pidgin)
30,000,000	Nigeria (Nigerian Pidgin)
2,000,000	Cameroon (Cameroonian Pidgin)	Central Africa
6,000	Equatorial Guinea (Equatorial Guinean Pidgin)	Central Africa
600,000	United States (Hawaiian Creole)	Pacific (Oceania-Asia)
700	F.S Micronesia (Ngatikese Creole)
122,000	Papua New Guinea (Tok Pisin)
24,400	Solomon Islands (Pijin)
10,000	Vanuatu (Bislama)
430~532	United Kingdom (Pitcairn-Norfolk)
3 Creoles added together: 10,772	Australia (Australian Kriol, Torres Strait Creole, Pitcairn-Norfolk)
2,000,000-3,000,000	Singapore (Singlish)
25,000,000-30,000,000	Malaysia (Manglish)
Very Rare 25-50	Fiji (Fijian Creole)
Very Rare >25	Tonga (Tongan Creole)

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