Dialects: Carriacou Creole English. Reportedly most similar to Trinidad , and Barbados ,.
Status Notes: De facto language of national identity.
Genealogy:
Demographics: 89,200 (2001).
Language Use: Carriacou is a creole English (1996 R. Kephart). The creole predominates in Grenada (Holm 1989:458). All informal domains. All ages.
Language Development: Grammar.
Spoken In: Grenada
Nation of Origin: Grenada
Other Comments: Creole languages typically exist alongside their lexifier language. In such situations, a continuum forms of variations between the Creole and the acrolect. It is therefore difficult to substantiate the number of Creole speakers and English speakers.