Pamaka

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Pamaka is an Eastern Maroon Creole language spoken primarily by the Pamaka people in eastern Suriname and neighboring French Guiana.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Pamaka canonical 5

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Statements (41)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Creole language
Eastern Maroon Creole language
language
closelyRelatedTo Aluku
Ndyuka
Paramaccan
country France
Suriname
developedInContextOf Surinamese Maroon communities
ethnicGroup Pamaka people
glottologName Pamaka
hasAlternativeName Pamaka Creole
Pamakaans
hasAncestorLanguage Dutch
English
Portuguese
linked to: Portuguese language

various West African languages
hasGlottocode pama1260
hasLexifier English
hasMorphologyType analytic language
hasSubstrate Akan
Gbe languages
Kikongo
hasTypology SVO word order
ISO639-3Code pmm
languageFamily Atlantic creole languages
English-based creole languages
linguisticArea Guianas
region Marowijne River area
spokenBy Pamaka people
spokenIn French Guiana
Suriname
spokenInRegion eastern Suriname
status minority language
subclassOf Atlantic English-based creole
Eastern Maroon Creole
English-based creole
Maroon creole
usedAs community language
usedIn daily communication within Pamaka communities
writingSystem Latin script
linked to: Latin alphabet

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