What is “Pidgin” language?

Pidgin Language

Pidgin, the unmistakable, enchanting language of locals has been recognized as an official language. … “It’s a language separate from English, distinct from English. The problem is it shares a vocabulary with English,” said author and the University of Hawaii at Manoa Professor Kent Sakoda.

It was born on Hawaii’s plantation fields. It’s now been recognized by the U.S. Census.

Few Example of Pidgin

In English we say, “My Name is Habib”
In Pidgin, “My Name Na Habib”

In English we say, “Long long time ago.”
In Pidgin, “Before before.”

Please watch the Youtube video for more examples.