what you're hearing is a song and kristan a centuries old creole language at risk of extinction. according to unesco only some 2000 people still speak the tongue and that number is for like. santa maria is trying to reverse the trend by offering language and culture classes his students ego. i like. because. kristan developed in the early 16th century after the portuguese captured the strategic port city of malacca and colonizers married local women the language combines a largely portuguese of the cavalry with a grammatical structure that's similar to mello a. today it's mainly spoken in here a small settlement where the portuguese eurasian community has traditionally lived . they want the language to the one who didn't learn the language and the culture so that encourage them to come for this class. santa maria has some tricks up her sleeve to keep learning fun here the children are using playing cards to learn to count to 10. it is not. like you get some people who come and tell me that you know was it is and was a point you know why you want it it's the language who are they

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