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Line 47: Dutch has also made a significant contribution to other creoles: * [[Papiamento]]: — based mostly on Portuguese and Spanish, spoken in [[Aruba]], [[Bonaire]] and [[Curaçao]]. * [[Saramaccan language\|Saramaccan]]: — based mostly on English, Portuguese and African languages, spoken in [[Suriname]] * [[Sranan Tongo]]: — based mostly on English, spoken in Suriname * [[Manado Malay]]: — based on Malay with a significant number of Dutch vocabulary, spoken in the city of [[Manado]], [[Indonesia]] Despite its name, [[Pennsylvania Dutch (language)\|Pennsylvania Dutch]] is not descended from Dutch, but is a [[variety (linguistics)\|variety]] of [[West Central German]].<ref>{{cite book Line 63: \| orig-year = 1954 \| pages = 137–145 }}</ref> == References ==▼ {{Reflist}}▼ == See also == * [[Differences between Afrikaans and Dutch]] * [[List of countries and territories where Afrikaans or Dutch are official languages]] ▲== References == ▲{{Reflist}} {{Authority control}}

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