Pidgin English refers to simplified forms of English that develop between groups that do not have a language in common. The document provides examples of different types of Pidgin English like Nigerian Pidgin, which is influenced by Portuguese and Spanish. Nigerian Pidgin, also called "Pidgin" or "Brokun", is spoken in Nigeria and varies slightly between places.

2. What is Pidgin English?
 Pidgin English is a name used to refer to any
of the many pidgin languages derived
from English.
 Pidgins that are spoken as first
languages become creoles.

3. Types of Pidgin English includes:
American Indian Pidgin English
Chinese Pidgin English
Hawaiian Pidgin English
Japanese Pidgin English
Nigerian Pidgin
Thai Pidgin English
West African Pidgin English

4. Nigerian Pidgin
is commonly referred to as "Pidgin" or
"Brokun“.
connected to Portuguese and Spanish
languages
also varies from place to place.

5.  Where is it taught?
 Where is it spoken?
 Who understands?

6. Examples
 Listen well well
Pay attention
 How Bodi? / How You Dey?
How are you doing today?
 I no no
I don’t know
 I dey fine
I’m fine. I’m doing well.
 Wetin dey happen?
What’s going on? What’s happening?
 Wahala
Problem/Trouble.

7.  Gi mi
Give it to me.
 I Wan Chop
I want to eat
 Abeg
Please
 Abi?
Isn’t it?
 Comot! –
Get out of here!