Editing Patois (section)

==Synonyms==
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Dominican, Grenadian, St. Lucian, Trinidadian and Venezuelan speakers of [[Antillean Creole]] call the language ''patois''. It is also named {{langx|es|Patuá|label=none}} in the [[Paria Peninsula]] of [[Venezuela]] and spoken since the eighteenth century by self-colonization of French people (from [[Corsica]]) and Caribbean people (from [[Martinique]], [[Trinidad]], [[Guadeloupe]], Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic) who moved for [[Theobroma cacao|cacao]] production.

[[Macanese Patois]] is also known as ''Patuá'' and was originally spoken by the [[Macanese people|Macanese community]] of the former [[Portugal|Portuguese]] [[Portuguese Macau|colony of Macau]].