Definition of Sranan in English:

Sranan

noun ˈsrɑːnənˈsränən

another term for Taki-Taki
Example sentencesExamples
- This, at least, is our conclusion, because ever since that time, three hundred years ago, an English-based Creole (called Sranan, Negro-English, Surinaams, or Taki-Taki) has been the national language of Suriname.
- The country's national language is Dutch, but many other languages are spoken, including Sranan (the national Creole) and languages specific to various ethnic groups.
- In Sranan only 18 per cent of the words are of English origin, with 4.3 per cent of African origin, 3.2 per cent of Portuguese, and 21.5 per cent of Dutch; 4.3 per cent could be derived from either English or Dutch.

Origin

From Taki-Taki Sranan tongo, literally 'Suriname tongue'.

Definition of Sranan in US English:

Sranan

nounˈsränən

another term for Taki-Taki
Example sentencesExamples
- In Sranan only 18 per cent of the words are of English origin, with 4.3 per cent of African origin, 3.2 per cent of Portuguese, and 21.5 per cent of Dutch; 4.3 per cent could be derived from either English or Dutch.
- This, at least, is our conclusion, because ever since that time, three hundred years ago, an English-based Creole (called Sranan, Negro-English, Surinaams, or Taki-Taki) has been the national language of Suriname.
- The country's national language is Dutch, but many other languages are spoken, including Sranan (the national Creole) and languages specific to various ethnic groups.

Origin

From Taki-Taki Sranan tongo, literally ‘Suriname tongue’.

词汇	Sranan
释义	Definition of Sranan in English: Sranan noun ˈsrɑːnənˈsränən another term for Taki-Taki Example sentencesExamples This, at least, is our conclusion, because ever since that time, three hundred years ago, an English-based Creole (called Sranan, Negro-English, Surinaams, or Taki-Taki) has been the national language of Suriname. The country's national language is Dutch, but many other languages are spoken, including Sranan (the national Creole) and languages specific to various ethnic groups. In Sranan only 18 per cent of the words are of English origin, with 4.3 per cent of African origin, 3.2 per cent of Portuguese, and 21.5 per cent of Dutch; 4.3 per cent could be derived from either English or Dutch. Origin From Taki-Taki Sranan tongo, literally 'Suriname tongue'. Definition of Sranan in US English: Sranan nounˈsränən another term for Taki-Taki Example sentencesExamples In Sranan only 18 per cent of the words are of English origin, with 4.3 per cent of African origin, 3.2 per cent of Portuguese, and 21.5 per cent of Dutch; 4.3 per cent could be derived from either English or Dutch. This, at least, is our conclusion, because ever since that time, three hundred years ago, an English-based Creole (called Sranan, Negro-English, Surinaams, or Taki-Taki) has been the national language of Suriname. The country's national language is Dutch, but many other languages are spoken, including Sranan (the national Creole) and languages specific to various ethnic groups. Origin From Taki-Taki Sranan tongo, literally ‘Suriname tongue’.
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