Concise List
| Language | Alternate names | Location | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Angolar | São Tomé Island, São Tomé and Príncipe | ||
| Annobonese | Fá d'Ambô | Annobón island, Equatorial Guinea | |
| Cupópia | Brazil | Not a Creole, but rather Portuguese language with Bantu words |
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| Cape Verdean Creole | Kriolu, Kriol | Cape Verde | National language. A degree of Decreolization occurred. |
| Vaipim Indo-Portuguese | India | ||
| Daman Indo-Portuguese | Língua da Casa | Daman, India | Decreolization process occurred. |
| Diu Indo-Portuguese | Língua dos velhos | Diu, India | |
| Forro | São Tomé Island, São Tomé and Príncipe | ||
| Guinea-Bissau Creole | Kriol | Guinea-Bissau | Lingua franca and regional language of Guinea-Bissau; also spoken in Casamance, Senegal |
| Kristang | Malaysia Singapore Perth | ||
| Kristi | Korlai, India | ||
| Macanese | Patuá | Macau and Hong Kong | Decreolization process occurred. |
| Papiamento | Netherlands Antilles and Aruba | Spanish influenced. | |
| Pequeno Português | Angola | Not a Creole, but rather a Pidgin | |
| Principense | Lunguyê | Príncipe Island, São Tomé and Príncipe | Almost extinct. Most of the population now speak (standard) Portuguese. |
| Saramaccan | Surinam | English Creole with strong influences of Portuguese lexicon. | |
| Sri Lanka Indo-Portuguese | Sri Lankan Creole Portuguese, Battilocan Portuguese | Coastal cities of Sri Lanka | Portuguese based creole with influences from Spanish, English, Dutch, Tamil and Sinhalese. |
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