Qarshkī Creole

Qarshkī Creole, also called Sweetgum Kriol Language rarely, or the Qarshkī language, is a Creole language based in a broad mix of English, Arabic, French, Indonesian, Malaysian, Persian, Turkish including Ottoman Turkish, Kurdish, Urdu and Hindi, Punjabi, Tamazight, Spanish, Portuguese including Brazilian and Azorean Portuguese, various Native American languages, and some other linguistic influences.

Qarshkī Creole is a dying language, just like it's more simplified sister language, Tidewater Pidgin. It has very few speakers left, is split into several complex dialects that are nearly unintelligible at times, and uses 3 writing systems simultaneously:
English/Latin alphabet

Arabic/Persian abjadiyyah
Russian/Cyrillic alphabet

by Son of Ogun December 04, 2024