Kriol: English-Based Creole

Background: 
Kriol is an English-based Creole spoken in the Katherine region of the Northern Territory and the Kimberly region in Western Australia. Kriol started to develop as a pidgin in the early 20th century in the north-eastern Northern Territory allowing Indigenous Australians to communicate with the English speaking missionaries. The pidgin developed into a creole when the children of Indigenous Australians and English speaking missionaries began learning Kriol as their first language. Kriol is estimated to have 20,000 speakers. Attitudes and identity:
Kriol is viewed as broken combination of English and traditional languages by many Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians. The traditional languages are seen as being lost due to