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<!-- CREPDL Schema for Nigerian Pidgin (Naijá) (pcm) – ISO/IEC 19757-7 v2.0 -->
<!-- Speakers: ~75 million total (L1+L2); ~5M native | Region: Nigeria (national lingua franca) -->
<!-- Script(s): Latin (informal and increasingly standardised orthography) -->
<!--
     Nigerian Pidgin (also called Naijá, Nigerian Creole English, or Broken) is an English-
     based creole/pidgin language that serves as the most widely used lingua franca in
     Nigeria, spoken across ethnic and regional boundaries by an estimated 75 million people
     (Ethnologue). It is the first language of several million people in the Niger Delta and
     urban areas. Nigerian Pidgin is mutually intelligible to a significant degree with
     Cameroonian Pidgin and Ghanaian Pidgin. The BBC launched a Pidgin service in 2017.
     Spelling is not yet fully standardised; a phonemic orthography using Basic Latin is in
     development. The character repertoire is Basic Latin with a small set of extended Latin
     characters for aspirated consonants and tone in formal linguistic publications.
     
-->
<crepdl xmlns="http://www.jtc1sc34.org/schema/crepdl"
        xml:lang="pcm"
        version="2.0">
  <!-- Character repertoire for Nigerian Pidgin (Naijá) | ISO/IEC 19757-7 (CREPDL) -->
  <union>
    <!-- Horizontal tab -->
    <char>[\u0009]</char>
    <!-- Line feed -->
    <char>[\u000A]</char>
    <!-- Carriage return -->
    <char>[\u000D]</char>
    <!-- Basic Latin printable ASCII -->
    <char>[\u0020-\u007E]</char>
    <!-- No-break space -->
    <char>[\u00A0]</char>
    <!-- En dash / em dash -->
    <char>[\u2013-\u2014]</char>
    <!-- Typographic quotation marks -->
    <char>[\u2018-\u201F]</char>
    <!-- Horizontal ellipsis -->
    <char>[\u2026]</char>
    <!-- Latin-1 Supplement -->
    <char>[\u00C0-\u00FF]</char>
    <!-- Combining Diacritical Marks (tones, NFD) -->
    <char>[\u0300-\u036F]</char>
  </union>
</crepdl>