Pidgin Language: Pidgin language is a simplified form of communication that arises between groups who do not share a common language. It combines elements from multiple languages for basic understanding.
Creole Language: Creole language develops when two or more languages merge over time into a stable system used as the primary means of communication within a community.
Dialect: A dialect refers to variations in speech patterns (vocabulary, pronunciation) within a language, often influenced by regional or social factors.