What is the name of the broken English often spoken in Jamaica?

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Patois English based creole language Jul 23 03, 2:26 PM

mibmob

Patois, I thought, was a generic term for any language which is local to the community and which is not the recognised language - eg a mixture of Spanish and Aztec in certain SA countries. Jul 23 03, 2:28 PM

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