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'''Springwind Islands Phineaner''' or '''Springwind Islands Creole Phineaner''' is a post-Creole language based on the [[wikipedia:Malay language|Phineaner language]] and also a branch of the [[Pyeongrang Phineaner]] dialect, a speech pattern for the highly evolving [[Springwind Islanders]], it is also known as '''Springwind speech''' ({{lang-ms|Cakap Springwind}}) | '''Springwind Islands Phineaner''' or '''Springwind Islands Creole Phineaner''' is a post-Creole language based on the [[wikipedia:Malay language|Phineaner language]] and also a branch of the [[Pyeongrang Phineaner]] dialect, a speech pattern for the highly evolving [[Springwind Islanders]], it is also known as '''Springwind speech''' ({{lang-ms|Cakap Springwind}}), '''Springwind slang''' ({{lang-ms|Slang Springwind}}), '''Springwind Mixed Language''' ({{lang-ms|Bahasa Campuran Kepulauan Springwind}}), or it is better known as '''''kecek doci Springwind''''' (sweet speech of Springwind Islands). This speech was also spoken in some parts of the [[Boninki Islands]] and on some remote islands around it, as well as by the Springwind Islander who migrated to [[Rintis Island]] and [[Konohagakure]] (Hidden Leaf Village). Springwind Islands Phineaner is derived from [[Pyeongrang Phineaner]] and has similarities to Pyeongrang Phineaner, but has a strong influence on [[Sangunese language|Sangunese]] and mixed with many languages such as Phineaner dialect of [[wikipedia:Malay trade and creole languages#Baba Malay|Baba]], [[Ssamaritan Phineaner|Ssamaritan]], [[wikipedia:Malay trade and creole languages#Singapore Bazaar Malay|Irianlander Bazzar]], [[wikipedia:Taiwanese Hokkien|Phinbellan Hokkien]], [[Common Tongue]] and some words from [[wikipedia:Dutch language|Batavian]], [[wikipedia:Arabic language|Arboric]] and [[wikipedia:Portuguese language|Portuguese]]. | ||
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| Bahasa Phineaner Kepulauan Springwind Bahase Pulo Springwind Base Pulo Springwind | |
| Spoken natively in |
 Phinbella |
|---|---|
| Region |
Springwind Islands Straits Settlements |
| Ethnicity | Springwind Islanders |
| Number of speakers |
164,827 (L1) 6,148 (L2) |
| Language family |
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| Writing system | Latin |
| Source | Same as Pyeongrang Phineaner but influenced with Baba Phineaner, Ssamaritan Phineaner, Irianlander Bazzar Phineaner and Bonin English, also some Batavian |
| Official status | |
| Official language in |
Straits Settlements |
| Regulated by | Phinbellan Languages Studies Association |
Springwind Islands Phineaner or Springwind Islands Creole Phineaner is a post-Creole language based on the Phineaner language and also a branch of the Pyeongrang Phineaner dialect, a speech pattern for the highly evolving Springwind Islanders, it is also known as Springwind speech (Phineaner: Cakap Springwind), Springwind slang (Phineaner: Slang Springwind), Springwind Mixed Language (Phineaner: Bahasa Campuran Kepulauan Springwind), or it is better known as kecek doci Springwind (sweet speech of Springwind Islands). This speech was also spoken in some parts of the Boninki Islands and on some remote islands around it, as well as by the Springwind Islander who migrated to Rintis Island and Konohagakure (Hidden Leaf Village). Springwind Islands Phineaner is derived from Pyeongrang Phineaner and has similarities to Pyeongrang Phineaner, but has a strong influence on Sangunese and mixed with many languages such as Phineaner dialect of Baba, Ssamaritan, Irianlander Bazzar, Phinbellan Hokkien, Common Tongue and some words from Batavian, Arboric and Portuguese.
