Datapoint Nigerian Pidgin/Expression of nominal plural meaning
Besides the options listed, a variety of other means are also utilized to express nominal plurality, including: quantifiers, the use of verbs such as planti ‘be plenty’, the use of serialized verbs such as tròwé ‘overflow,’ and reduplication of quantifiers, adverbials and ideophones.
Values 
Plural word following the noun
Frequency: 43.8%
- Example 17-30:
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gotgotgoatgoat(s)
Source: Faraclas 1996: 168
- Example 17-31:
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got dè̱mgotgoatdè̱m3plgoats
Source: Faraclas 1996: 168
- Confidence:
- Very certain
Plural reduplication
Frequency: 18.8%
- Example 17-34:
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got gotgoat~goatgoat~goatsome goats / plenty of goats
Source: Faraclas 1996: 168
- Confidence:
- Very certain
Plural stem change
Frequency: 18.8%
- Example 17-32:
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pe̱sin vs. pipolpe̱sinpersonvs.vs.pipolpeopleperson vs. people
Source: Faraclas 1996: 171
- Confidence:
- Very certain
Plural suffix
Frequency: 18.8%
- Example 17-33:
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ge̱l vs. ge̱lsge̱lgirlvs.vs.ge̱lsgirlsgirl vs. girls
Source: Faraclas 1996: 171
- Confidence:
- Very certain