Columbé
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| Columbé | |
|---|---|
| Columban Creole, Columban Poccasin Pidgin, Columban Bemé | |
| kriyal, kriyel | |
| Pronunciation | [kɾijal] [kɾijɛl] |
| Created by | Jukethatbox |
| Date | 2025 |
| Setting | Adventures in the Poccasins |
| Native to | Saint Columban[a][b] |
| Ethnicity | Columban people |
| Native speakers | 25,500 (2025) |
Poccasin English
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Columbé[c][d] is the dialect of Bemé spoken by the Columban people of the island of Saint Columban,[a][b] a joint British-, Spanish-, French- and Portuguese-administrated island in the Malorabin Islands of the Poccasin Archipelago.
Notes
- ^ a b Columbé: Kulumban; Bemé: Senkolumbang; French: Saint-Colomban; Spanish: San Columbano, Portuguese: São Columbano
- ^ a b In full: Saint George, Saint Paul, Saint Francis of Assisi and Saint Columban of Luxeuil; French: Saint Georges, Saint Paul, Saint François d'Assise et Saint Colomban de Luxeuil; Spanish: San Jorge, San Pablo, San Francisco de Asís y San Columbano de Luxeuil; Portuguese: São Jorge, São Paulo, São Francisco de Assis e São Columbano de Luxeuil
- ^ Known by many other names, including Columban Creole, Columban Bemé, Columban Pidgin, Columban Poccasin Pidgin, Columban Poccasin Creole and Columbanese. All these names may also be referred to in the same way but as "Saint Columban..." etc.
- ^ Pronounced [kɾijal] or [kɾijɛl].