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1
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creole language
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Haiti
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Haitian Creole is the main language and a symbol of national identity in Haiti.
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10
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2
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creole language
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Caribbean countries
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Creole language in Caribbean countries is a significant cultural symbol influenced by African and European languages.
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7
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3
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creole language
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Africa
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African Creole languages reflect cultural identity and heritage through their incorporation of vocabulary and syntax from multiple sources.
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3
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4
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creole language
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East Asian countries
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Creole languages have limited influence on East Asian culture and art.
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2
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5
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creole language
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Japan
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Creole language is not widely known or spoken in Japan.
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2
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6
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creole language
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Middle East
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Creole languages are not strongly linked to cultural identity in the Middle East.
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2
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7
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creole language
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Australia
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In Australia, Creole language is not widely spoken and does not have a significant cultural influence.
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1
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8
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creole language
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Central Europe
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Creole languages in Central European culture have limited academic interest and are not widely encountered.
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1
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9
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creole language
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Latin America
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Creole language in Latin America influences local culture including music, art, and cuisine.
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1
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10
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creole language
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Northern Europe
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The creole language has had less influence on the local culture and artistic expressions of Northern Europe.
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1
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11
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creole language
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Pacific Islands
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Creole languages are deeply integrated into the daily life and traditional practices of Pacific Island cultures.
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1
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12
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creole language
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Scandinavian countries
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Creole languages in Scandinavian countries are not widely encountered and are of niche academic interest.
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1
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13
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creole language
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South America
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Creole languages are deeply integrated into the daily life and traditional practices of South American culture.
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1
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14
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creole language
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South Asia
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In South Asia, creole languages are given less importance as markers of cultural identity.
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1
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