What creole languages are?
Creole language is a language, formed from local native languages and languages locals had interaction with. Creole languages could emerge during the colonisation of the region or merchant affairs. Participants of the aforementioned processes did not have a common language to use, so they basically mixed languages they already spoke in order to communicate with eachother. Although, creole languages are more sustainable forms of pidgins - simplified auxiliary languages. The main difference between creole languages and pidgins is that former ones are being transmitted and they take on a special form, not just a mishmash of languages. The most famous creole languages are Haitian Creole (based on French), Singlish (based on English), Jamaican Creole (based on English) and so on