Question

How do West and East African countries' current use of English differ?

Accepted Answer

West African countries predominantly speak Krio, an English-based Creole used by slaves.East African countries have more standardised forms of English, mainly down to the larger expatriate communities in countries such as Kenya and Zimbabwe.

Front	How do West and East African countries' current use of English differ?
Back	West African countries predominantly speak Krio, an English-based Creole used by slaves. East African countries have more standardised forms of English, mainly down to the larger expatriate communities in countries such as Kenya and Zimbabwe.

African Countries West East Current English Differ Predominantly