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How do you say creole in Swahili?

There is no direct translation for "creole" in Swahili. This is because the concept of "creole" is specific to linguistics and cultural studies, and doesn't have a direct equivalent in Swahili.

However, depending on the context, you could use some of these options:

* Lugha ya Creole: This literally translates to "Creole language," and is the most accurate way to describe the concept.

* Lugha iliyochanganyika: This means "mixed language," and can be used if you want to emphasize the hybrid nature of a creole language.

* Lugha ya Kiingereza/Kifaransa/Kijerumani, nk. iliyochanganyika na lugha nyingine: You could use this phrase if you want to specifically mention the languages that contributed to the creole, for example, "English/French/German, etc., mixed with other languages."

The best way to choose the right term would depend on the specific situation and the intended audience.

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