The first comprehensive study of the language was undertaken by Manikku W. Sugathapala de Silva in 1959; he along with K. N. O Dharmadasa have put forward the view that Vedda is a Creole.
For the Creole language of which Zamboangueño is a dialect among the Six(6) Dialects of CHAVACANO LANGUAGE, see Zamboangueño Chavacano/Chavacano.
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thus, a pidgin begun and eventually, the Zamboangueño Chavacano developed into a full-pledge creole language to become the lingua franca and official language of the city of Zamboanga.
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