patois is the antillean creole language that they speak on st lucia.
patois is the antillean creole language that they speak on st lucia.
what antillean creole language do they speak on st lucia?
patois
french creole









































french creole may refer to:









































bullet::::- language









































bullet::::- french-based creole languages, creole languages based on the french language









































bullet::::- french guianese creole, a french-lexified creole language spoken mainly in french guiana









































bullet::::- antillean creole french, a creole language with vocabulary based on french spoken primarily in the lesser antilles









































bullet::::- haitian creole, a creole language with vocabulary based on french spoken in haiti









































bullet::::- louisiana creole patois, a french-based creole language spoken in louisiana









































bullet::::- people and cultures









































bullet::::- french creoles a historic ethnic group of french ancestry born in the colonial western french territories outside france
french creole
it is a subvariety of antillean creole, which is spoken in other islands of the lesser antilles and is very closely related to the varieties spoken in martinique, saint lucia, guadeloupe, grenada and trinidad and tobago. the intelligibility rate with speakers of other varieties of antillean creole is almost 100%. its syntactic, grammatical and lexical features are virtually identical to that of martinican creole, but like its saint lucian counterpart, it has more english loanwords than the martinican variety. people who speak haitian creole can also understand dominican creole french. even though there are a number of distinctive features, they are mutually intelligible.
antillean creole