A simplified language spoken by different peoples for common communication and generally not a native language of anyone using it is called
A)a dialect.
B)a language family.
C)a pidgin.
D)a creole.

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The definition given describes a pidgin language. A dialect is a regional variation of a language, a language family is a group of related languages, and a creole language is a stable language that originates from a mixture of different languages.

A Simplified Language Spoken by Different Peoples for Common Communication