Sierra Leonean English is the dialect of English spoken by Sierra Leoneans.
Pronunciation
Sierra Leonean English realizes /r/ as a voiced uvular fricative, or, more rarely, a uvular trill. This is rare among accents of English.
See also
- Krio language, an English-based creole language originally spoken by the Krio people in Sierra Leone and today the country's main lingua franca.
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