John McWhorter, in his Afrogenesis Hypothesis, argued that they were imported from West African trading stations. The Substrate Hypothesis argues they are a result of nearly complete relexification while Derek Bickerton's Bioprogram Hypothesis says that first generations created them with the same innate means by which all first languages are acquired. Examples include the Saramaccan of Suriname, the Papiamento of Curacao, and the Gullah of South Carolina. FTP this describes what kind of language defined as a pidgin whi
John McWhorter, in his Afrogenesis Hypothesis, argued that they were imported from West African trading stations. The Substrate Hypothesis argues they are a result of nearly complete relexification while Derek Bickerton's Bioprogram Hypothesis says that first generations created them with the same innate means by which all first languages are acquired. Examples include the Saramaccan of Suriname, the Papiamento of Curacao, and the Gullah of South Carolina. FTP this describes what kind of language defined as a pidgin which has become a native language and named for the French spoken in Haiti.
John McWhorter, in his Afrogenesis Hypothesis, argued that they were imported from West African trading stations.