Atlantic Creole

Atlantic Creole is a term for languages spoken in coastal areas of the Atlantic Ocean, especially in Africa and South America. It is a mixture of languages brought by different people who moved to these areas, including the language of the original people who lived there. It includes elements of Dutch, French, Spanish, and African languages. Atlantic Creole is a unique language because it has its own grammar, words, and rules that make it different from any other language.