Grenadian French Creole: An Official Language

Bonjour, patwè Grenadin!
Hello, Grenadian Patwa!

In just a few centuries, Grenadian French Creole has evolved from a creole language to an official language alongside English in Grenada.

Fun fact: Over 90% of the population in Grenada speaks Grenadian French Creole as their first language.

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