Wp/crp

SIL/ISO 639-3: crp
Ethnologue: crp
Glottolog: crp

The code "crp" does not refer to a specific language, but to a collection of languages, namely the Creoles and pidgins languages.

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Language ISO 639-1: (none) ISO 639-3: crp (Glottolog) Language: Spanish-based creole languages (crp) Translatewiki.net portal Directionality: LTR crp is not supported for user interface		Test wiki content Project: Wikipedia		Requirements Request at Meta (Rejected) The code "crp" is defined as a collection of languages. This means it represents a group of individual languages. Please define which code the appropriate one is, unless this language already has a Wikimedia wiki. Even if this test has a valid language code, it was rejected by the Language Committee. See link just above.
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There was a previous effort to start a project at this code based particularly on Spanish-based creole languages. These include:

• Chavacano, language code cbk, spoken in the Phillipines. This has six dialects, of which one has a Wikipedia project (grandfathered under old rules):
  • Zamboangueño Chavacano Wikipedia (it's suggested to move back to cbk.wikipedia.org as per phab:T124657)
• Palenquero, language code pln, spoken in Colombia.

Depending on the definition, these may also include:

• Bozal Spanish, possibly extinct; spoken at least by slaves in Spanish territories of the Western Hemisphere.
• Annobonese, language code fab, spoken in islands off the coast of Equatorial Guinea, and probably more truly a Portuguese-based creole.
• Papamiento, language code pap, spoken in the Dutch West Indies. This is normally classified as a Portuguese-based creole, but includes elements of Spanish, among others. There is a Wikipedia project in this language:
  • Papamiento Wikipedia
  • Papamiento Wiktionary (testing)
• Pichinglis, language code fpe, spoken on the island of Bioko in Equatorial Guinea. This is normally classified as an English-based creole, but includes elements of Spanish.
• San Andrés–Providencia Creole, language code icr, spoken on islands off the coast of Colombia. This is normally classified as an English-based creole, but includes elements of Spanish.
  • San Andrés–Providencia Creole Wikipedia (testing)
  • San Andrés–Providencia Creole Wiktionary (testing)

Please feel free to start a Wikipedia test in any of these languages (except where Wikipedias already exist), using the appropriate language code.