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Kristang is a Portuguese creole used by the Kristang people, mainly in Malacca, Malaysia.
(See also Portuguese.)
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Alternate names for Kristang include Papia Kristang, Malaccan Creole Portuguese, Cristão, Cristan, Portugues di Melaka, Linggu Mai, and Papia
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