Uneducated pidgin is also called "houseboy pidgin" or "motorpark pidgin". Ghanaian Pidgin English (GPE) can be classified into two types: educated pidgin and uneducated pidgin. "GHANAIAN PIDGIN ENGLISH: IN SEARCH OF DIACHRONIC, SYNCHRONIC, AND SOCIOLINGUISTIC EVIDENCEĪbstract of Dissertation Presented to the Graduate School of the University of Florida in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Doctor of PhilosophyĪ PHONOLOGICAL, MORPHOLOGICAL, SYNTACTIC, AND SEMANTIC SURVEY OF GHANAIAN PIDGIN ENGLISH Click that link for more post in that series. This post is part of an ongoing pancocojams series on West African Pidgin English. Amoako for his research and writing and thanks for sharing this dissertation online and thanks to all others who are quoted in this post. Pancocojams visitors are encouraged to read these entire texts. Pancocojams present hyperlinked excerpts from online articles, books, and dissertations as a means of alerting people to these texts. The content of this post is presented for historical, linguistic, and cultural purposes. A portion of this excerpt also provide information about the history & contemporary use of pidgin English in Nigeria.
Part I provides an excerpt from that dissertation about Ghanaian Pidgin English (GPE) from a 1992 dissertation that was written in 1992 by Joe K. Because that dissertation was published in 1992, it's possible that some of these words may no longer be used now (in 2017) or their meanings may have changed.Ĭlick for Part I of this series. That excerpt includes examples of some Ghanaian Pidgin English words. Part II presents another excerpt about Ghanaian Pidgin English from the 1992 dissertation that was written by Joe K. This is Part II of a two part pancocojams series that presents information and examples of Ghanaian Pidgin English.
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