Datapoint Ghanaian Pidgin English/Occurrence of nominal plural markers
-s is the most common pluralization strategy, but both animates and inanimates may occur unmarked in plural contexts. Nominal plurality can also be expressed through reduplication of the noun.
Values 
Variable plural marking of human or inanimate nouns
- Example 16-31:
-
dɛ pasɛnʤɛs tel àm se "mà frɛn [...]"dɛartpasɛnʤɛ-spassenger-plteltellàm3sg.oblsecomp"màmyfrɛnfriend[...]"[...]The passengers said to him, "My friend [...]".
Source: Huber 1999: 204
- Example 16-32:
-
wì gɛt sɔm wumã we dè dè kukwì1plgɛtgetsɔmindfwumãwomanwecompdè3pldèhabkukcookThere were women who cooked (for us).
Source: Huber 1999: 204
- Example 16-33:
-
dɛ trɔks we dè briŋg àm frɔm ʤɛmɛnidɛarttrɔk-struck-plwecompdè3plbriŋgbringàm3sg.oblfrɔmFROMʤɛmɛniGermanythe trucks they brought from Germany
Source: Huber 1999: 182
- Example 16-34:
-
dè brek dɛ̀m hausdè3plbrekbreakdɛ̀m3pl.posshaushouseThey demolished their houses.
Source: Huber 1999: 200
- Confidence:
- Very certain