Talk:San Andrés-Providencia Creole

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[edit] Language Status

What's up with the awkward grammar and this reference to the creole "not being a language of its own"? It seems the criteria is that a "language" needs to have over 100,000 speakers to be an official language...is that right? I've never heard of such a rule.