Definition of Kriol in English:

Kriol

nounˈkriːɒl

mass noun

A creole spoken by Aborigines in the north of Australia.
Kriol shares some features of grammar with English-based pidgins in the Pacific
Example sentencesExamples
- Although Australian Kriol does not have any official status, it has been used in bilingual education programs in parts of Australia.
- The objective form is linguistically possible in Kriol.
- It is clear that Kriol is spoken by a considerable number of Aboriginal people.
- Peggy speaks not standard English but a local Kriol.
- Other songs by this group intersperse lines in Kriol with text in English.
- Kriol is firmly established in northern Australia, and various forms of Aboriginal English are spoken across Australia.
- The Kriol bible was produced in conjunction with a committee of Aboriginal consultants.
- Most of the limited Kriol morphology is associated with the verb and there are five prepositions that indicate grammatical relations.
- Aboriginal people commonly refer to these groupings in Aboriginal languages and in Kriol as a 'country'.
- Kriol is a continuum of varieties.

Origin

1980s: an alteration of Creole.

单词	Kriol
释义	Definition of Kriol in English: Kriol nounˈkriːɒl mass noun A creole spoken by Aborigines in the north of Australia. Kriol shares some features of grammar with English-based pidgins in the Pacific Example sentencesExamples Although Australian Kriol does not have any official status, it has been used in bilingual education programs in parts of Australia. The objective form is linguistically possible in Kriol. It is clear that Kriol is spoken by a considerable number of Aboriginal people. Peggy speaks not standard English but a local Kriol. Other songs by this group intersperse lines in Kriol with text in English. Kriol is firmly established in northern Australia, and various forms of Aboriginal English are spoken across Australia. The Kriol bible was produced in conjunction with a committee of Aboriginal consultants. Most of the limited Kriol morphology is associated with the verb and there are five prepositions that indicate grammatical relations. Aboriginal people commonly refer to these groupings in Aboriginal languages and in Kriol as a 'country'. Kriol is a continuum of varieties. Origin 1980s: an alteration of Creole.
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