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Kamis, 12 Oktober 2017

SOCIOLINGUISTICS : Pidgins and Creoles



Assalamualaikum wr. wb.
We are gonna talk about Sociolinguistics again and this week’s topic is about Pidgins and Creoles which presented by Siti Rafiah, Nita Prakasiwi, and Jamal Fadhli. This post contains my conclusion when my friends presenting their material and some questions and the answers also. So, check it out !!

Pidgins is simple language using simple vocabulary, structure, grammar. It appears because of trading, slavery, and colonialisation. In that era, people  in one area are difficult to communicate with people who are immigrant or traveller.  Also, it used as contact language which is only some regions/areas/people can use and understand this language. This language has no native speakers and it is not a first language/mother tongue. Language which used by a lady-boy is one of the examples of pidgins.
Creole is a mother tongue. This language appears as caused of pidgins.

Q & A !!!
1.       Fajrin Suhaila
Q : Please give more explanation and example of creole !
A : Creole is the combination of some languages that become a new language and it is passed on to the next generation. For example, papua new guinea’s language.

2.       Syahfitri
Q : As a teacher candidates, what is the advantages by learning pidgins and creoles for us ?
A : - teacher will be a bridge for student which have more than one language in
class
      -        Student can be more motivated and enthuasiast

3.       Annisa Septiani
Q : What is the relationship among pidgins, creoles, and sociolinguistics ?
A : Sociolinguistics is the study of the language used in society. Pidgin that used in certain situation to communicate with people who has different language with us will make new language that we called as creole. So, pidgin and creole have a relationship with sociolinguistics cause it happened in our society.


Well, that’s all for today. See you next time !!!

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