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Fight to save centuries-old creole
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The Malaysian Insight
114 views • Jun 25, 2019
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Kristang has a largely Portuguese vocabulary but its grammatical structure is similar to Malay -- the most commonly spoken language in Malaysia -- and it is also influenced by Chinese and Indian languages.
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