US Edition1858: More “broken China” with “whooping Chenook”
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1858: More “broken China” with “whooping Chenook”
Here’s another neat demonstration of how two pidgins, Chinuk Wawa and Chinese Pidgin English, coexisted in the far west of North America. Seeing as how it’s from the frontier era and is talking about non-White people, the following is of course racist as all getout. Lady Echo, apparently (image credit: Tumblr) It’s not the only source we’ve found using the term “broken China”, which must have been one of the recognized names for CPE. You’ll see …
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