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Nigerian Pidgin
pidgin, language, modern language
Subclass ofEnglish-based creole languages Taƴto
Lesdinkeejumpidgin Taƴto
LesdiNaajeeriya Taƴto
Indigenous toNaajeeriya Taƴto
Writing systemLatin script Taƴto
Ethnologue language status3 Wider Communication Taƴto
Described at URLhttps://apics-online.info/contributions/17 Taƴto

Pidgin Naajeeriya, anndiraaɗo kadi Naijá e nder ganndal, ko ɗemngal kreyol gonngal e Engele, kaaleteengal e nder Naajeeriya kala. Ɗemngal ngal ina wiyee sahaa e sahaa fof Pijin walla Vernacular. Ina waawi haaleede no pidgin, kreyol, dialect walla acrolect decreolised e haalooɓe ceertuɓe, ɓe mbaawi waylude hakkunde ɗeen ɗoon mbaydiiji fawaade e ngonka renndo.[1] E kitaale 2010, binndol kuuɓtodinngol feewnaama ngam Pidgin ngol ina heɓa heen geɗe keewɗe ngam rokkude ɗemngal ngal binndol gonngol.[2]

Feereeji ko ndee winndannde inniri "Pidgin Nigeria" ina haalee kadi e nder Afrik hirnaange e hakkundeejo, e nder leyɗeele ko wayi no Benin, Gana, e Kamerun.[3]

Jonde Pidgin Naajeeriya ina heewi huutoreede e nder leydi ndii fof, kono ɗum rokkaaka darnde laamu. Pidgin ina taƴa jokkondiral hakkunde leƴƴi ceertuɗi, ina haalee no feewi e nder leydi Najeriya fof.[4]

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E hitaande 2011, Google yaltinii lowre njiylawu e ɗemngal Pidgin.[7] E hitaande 2017, BBC fuɗɗii BBC News Pidgin ngam waɗde golle e ɗemngal Pidgin.[5]

Ceertugol Heewɓe e leƴƴi 250 walla ko ɓuri ɗum e nder leydi Najeriya ina mbaawi yeewtidde e ɗemngal ngal, hay so tawii noon haalooɓe heewɓe maa kuutoro kelme ummoraade e ɗemɗe mum en. Bana sappinol:

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Yorùbá ṣebi (ina wiyee 'sheh-bi') ina heewi huutoreede e fuɗɗoode walla e joofnirde konngol walla naamnal : "Aɗa ara, walla wonaa?" wonta Ṣebi a dey wara?[citation ina haani]. Yorùbá abi (feere woɗnde e kelme ṣebi e ba) Igbo unu, nannduɗo e helmere Engeleere "on yimɓe", jaɓaama e una. Yeru, Una dey mad e ɗemngal Pidgin Najeriya firti ko "Onon yimɓe on njiɗaa."[9] Unu heɓi laawol mum kadi e patois Jamayka e Sranantongo (Kreyol Suriname) e maanaa gooto e ɗemngal Pidgin Najeriya. Igbo biko, maanaa "eɗen ñaagii." Yeru, konngol Biko free me ngol firti ko "Etoo accude mi". Igbo oga nannduɗo e helmere Engele "mawɗo am walla jannginoowo am", ƴettaa ko e helmere Igbo ogaranya Hausa ba e joofnirde konngol walla naamnal : a no wan arde, ba? firti ko "A yiɗaa arde, walla alaa?" Purtugeec sabi e fuɗɗoode walla hakkunde konngol ngam firtude: ‘’anndude’’. Bana sappinol; ‘’ko waɗi a no go sabi gorko oo?’’ firti ko ‘’Hol no mbaawirtaa wiyde a anndaa gorko oo?’’ Pidgin Naajeeriya kadi ina seerti e nokku e nokku. Ɗemɗe Pidgin Naajeeriya ina mbaawi wonde ɗemngal Sapele-Warri-Ughelli ngal ɓuri waawde huutoreede e nokkuuji mawɗi e nder leydi Najeriya, ɗemngal Benin City ngal jogii batte mum gila e ɗemngal Bini, ɗemngal Port Harcourt ngal jogii geɗe leƴƴi jillondirɗi e nder diiwaan Rivers, Lagos (haa teeŋti noon to Ajegunle ɗo yimɓe Delta Niiseer heewɓe ngoni heen); e mbaydiiji Onitsha ɗi keɓata semmbe e ɗemngal Igbo.[6]

Pidgin Naajeeriya ɓuri haaleede ko e nder leydi Niger Delta ɗo ko ɓuri heewde e yimɓe mum ina kaala ɗemngal mum en gadanal.[10] Won nate kollitooje wonde pidgin ina haalee e nder leydi Nijeer koloñaal hade mum jaɓeede e nder leyɗeele goɗɗe e nder geec Hirnaange Afrik.[7]

So tawii Pidgin ina haalee e yimɓe heewɓe, ina woodi nokkuuji keewɗi e nder leydi Naajeeriya ɗo Pidgin haalaaka walla faamaaka, haa teeŋti noon e nder ɓe ngalaa jaŋde diine e nder nokkuuji core worgo — Diiwaan Gombe, Diiwaan Yobe — leydi Naajeeriya.[citation needed]

Jokkondiral e ɗemɗe e ɗemɗe goɗɗe Nanndugol e kreyol Kariibi Pidgin Naajeeriya, e ɗemɗe pidgin e kreyol ceertuɗe ɗe Afrik hirnaange, ina nanndi e ɗemɗe kreyol ceertuɗe gonɗe e Engele tawaaɗe e nder Kariibi. Ɗemɗe[hono?] mbiyata ko ɗum waɗi ko ɓuri heewde e maccuɓe naatnaaɓe e Aduna Keso oo ko iwdi Afrik hirnaange. Haalaaji e mbaydiiji ina keewi seertude no feewi, teeŋti noon e mbaydi mbaylaandi no feewi hakkunde ɗemɗe Afrik tawaaɗe e nder Inndo, kono so tawii ko ɗemɗe kreyol Kariibi ɓuri heewde ko nanndi e... ɗemɗe kreyol Afrik hirnaange.[8] Heɓde konnguɗi ruttotooɗi e ɗemngal kreyol Kariibi ko wayi no su-su (gossip) e pyaa-pyaa (ñawɗo) ina hollita woodgol konnguɗi ɗii e ɗemɗe Afrik hirnaange ko wayi no bam-bam, ɗum firti ko "timmuɗo" e ɗemngal Yoruba. Konnguɗi limtaaɗi ina tawee kadi e ɗemngal Pidgin Naajeeriya, ko wayi no koro-koro maanaa "yiyngo laaɓngo", yama-yama maanaa "ɓurɗo", e doti-doti maanaa "ɓuuɓri".

Yanti heen, huutoraade kelme iwdi Afrik hirnaange e ɗemngal kreyol Suriname (Sranan Tongo) e ɗemngal Patois Jamayka, ko wayi no unu e ɗemngal Bajan wunna walla una – Pidgin Afrik hirnaange (maanaa "on yimɓe", konngol ummoriingol e helmere Igbo unu walla unuwa kadi firti ko "on yimɓe"), hollirta won e nanndugol teskinngol hakkunde pidgin e kreyol Engele Afrik hirnaange e pidgin e kreyol Engele Kariibi, hono no woodde kelme e konnguɗi nannduɗi e ɗemɗe on banngeeji ɗiɗi ɗii fof e Atlantik, ko wayi no Me a go tell dem (miɗo yaha mi haalana ɓe) e waɗde en (yo en).

Copula deh walla dey ina tawee e ɗemngal Kariibi e ɗemngal Engele Pidgin Nijeer. Konngol We deyKadi, pikin walla "pickaninny" ummorii ko e kelme purtugeec pequeno e pequenino, firti ko "cukalel tokosel" e "cukalel tokosel".[9]

Engele Naajeeriya No ngonka kreyol Kariibi nii, Pidgin Najeriya ɓuri huutoreede ko e jeewte ɗe ngonaa laamuyankooje. Pidgin Naajeeriya alaa darnde wonde ɗemngal laawɗungal. Engeleere Naajeeriya ina huutoree e nder politik, jaŋde, ganndal, e jaayndeeji.[10]To leydi Najeriya, ɗemngal Engele ina heɓee e jaŋde toownde.[11] No Engele jokkondiri e ɗemɗe keewɗe ceertuɗe e nder leydi Najeriya, Engele Naajeeriya ɓeydiima no feewi, kadi ina heewi wiyeede ko dental sub-varieties ceertuɗi.[16] Hay so tawii alaa sifaa laaɓtuɗo e ɗemngal Engele Naajeeriya, annduɓe ɓee ina kawri wonde Engele Naajeeriya ko ɗemngal Engele anndiraangal, keewngal[12]

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Fonoloji Pidgin Naajeeriya, bana pidgin e kreyol ɗuuɗɗum, woodi fonoloji ɓurduɗi hoyɗugo dow ɗemngal superstrate. Ina waɗi alkule 23, alkule jeeɗiɗi, e tonngooɗe ɗiɗi.[13]

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Konnguɗi Alveolaar Labial Post- alveolaar Palatal Velaar Labial-velaar Glotal Nofru m n ŋ Plosif p b t d k ɡ kp ɡb Afrikaat tʃ dʒ Tappu r Frikatiif f v s z ʃ h Ko ɓadii l j w Wowel Yeeso Caggal Uddu i u Toowɗo-hakkunde e o Lowre-hakkunde ɛ ɔ Uddit a Toonuuji Pidgin Najeriya siforaama no ɗemngal tonal, jogiingal tonngoode toownde e tonngoode lesre. Toon toowɗo ina waawi winndeede e aksan ɓuuɓɗo, toon lesɗo oo, hay so tawii noon ko heewi ko heddoraaki maande, ina waawi winndeede e aksan ɓuuɓɗo[14] Yanti heen, kelme toowɗe monosyllabic ina mbayloo e tonngoode toownde fadnde hade mum joofde.[15]

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Konngol Pidgin (tones marquées completement) Pattern ton Engele Maanaa /bàbá/ LH baaba /bábà/ HL ko almuudo katolik en /fadá/ HH baaba /fàdá/ LH 'baaba' katolik Roma. /sìsí/ LH suka debbo golloowo /sísì/ HL jeegom (5 kobo) Kono noon, ɗumɗoo ina luurdi e annduɓe ɗemɗe caggal ɗuum, sabu ceertugol tonngoode to bannge leksemeeji, haa teeŋti noon e naamne.[16] Gooto e miijooji luulndiiɗi ɗii ko wonde Pidgin Najeriya "ko huunde e ɗemngal pitch-accent ngal, so rokkaama konngol ina waawi wonde tan ko tonngoode wootere toownde, walla jokkondire goote e nder mum tawa ina luurdi e jokkondire leslese"; dowdrift ina seedtini e nder njuɓɓudi tonngoode.[17]

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Ko ɓuri heewde e binndi binndaaɗi e ɗemngal Pidgin Najeriya hollirtaa hay maande tonngoode, kadi hollirtaa hay ceertugol toɓɓere lexical.[20]

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