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Ndyuka tongo / Aukan

Ndyuka tongo / Aukan is an Afro-English based creole used in parts of Surinam and neighboring French Guiana.

the language is usually written with the Latin alphabet:

1) On pe mi kambaa de?

2) On pe a santibangi de?

3) On pe a kafei de?

4) Ná oli mi a pe!

Afaka Atumisi's Ndyuka syllabary is sometimes used for writing the language:

[shown using the Ndyuka syllabary]

Language information at Wikipedia

Writing system information at Omniglot

Alternate names for Ndyuka tongo include Ndyuká, Ndjuka, Aukan, and Aukaans

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travel phrases in English:

1) Where is my room?
 2) Where is the beach?
 3) Where is the bar?
 4) Don't touch me there! 		Do you have a language or dialect to add?
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