Dialectical variant pidgin is a form of pidgin language that incorporates elements from multiple dialects or regional varieties of a particular language. It is created when people from different dialect backgrounds come together and develop a simplified, hybrid language to communicate with each other. The resulting pidgin incorporates vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation features from the dialects involved, but typically has a simplified structure and reduced vocabulary compared to the dialects it is based on. Dialectical variant pidgin is often used as a lingua franca in multilingual communities or situations where people with different dialect backgrounds need to communicate.
