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26K views · 500 reactions | This Solomon Islands Pidgin Language Week, we bring you yourself in five stories of the languages, custom and cultures from the ocean to the highlands of the Solomon Islands   Check back for more stories throughout the week. Tagio tumas (thank you) Noelyn Wagapu-Tuza, Isaac Lekelalu Jr and the team at Solokiwi Taranaki for this series! | Ministry for Pacific Peoples | Facebook

293K views · 2.4K reactions | Why Pidgin language dey grow fast-fast? Oyibo dem dey study di language and dey plan beta future for am sake of say dem believe say soon, di language go grow pass oda languages for Africa. https://bbc.in/2JplTXm | BBC News Pidgin | Facebook

24K views · 455 reactions | Halo olketa!  We’re celebrating Solomon Islands Pidgin Language Week by amplifying Pacific voices at the University of Waikato. In this video, Andriane Kele, a Doctor of Philosophy in Education student, talks about the origins of Solomon Islands Pidgin and the one phrase you should know. #PacificVoices #SolomonIslandsPidgin #KoTeTangata #ForThePeople #PacificAtWaikato | The University of Waikato | Facebook

136K views · 1.4K reactions | Baba-Jallah and Helen Epega are the husband and wife team behind the world's first Pidgin English opera, Song Queen. The opera has featured performances around the world since 2015 and was recently back in the UK. But just how much do this creative couple know about the Pidgin English language itself? BBC Africa put them to the test. | BBC News Africa | Facebook