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This make me think of Individuals from the Caribean islands who speak a form of English which may not always be understood. I am wondering if they have mixed other languages into their form of English or if they have created their own set of rules for engaging in conversation?
Good question. It’s possible that words from other languages were mixed in in the beginning, and they just became part of the dialect with their own rules for usage later.