<caption><image_10>The image is a slide from a presentation about the concept of socially separate. It has a green background and white text. The slide is divided into three sections.

The first section is titled "Socially separate" and it explains that typical cases of social separate communities coming together is that of plantation communities and slave trade. The second section explains that in plantations, the master and the workers did not share their language. The third section explains "Due to the strict stratification, the worker did not learn the masters' language. Such situations often give rise to outcomes like piddings. Though piddlings are most commonly associated with slavery, it can arise out of normal trade scenario too."

At the bottom of the slide, there is a paragraph that explains the concept.</caption> learn their language and pass it on to the next generation similarly there are during the slavery and others during the those times the slaves were into the coming into the family they also had a different kind of contact scenario so this sometimes also creates very unusual outcomes now let's look at them separately so most well-known cases of socially separate contact between communities is that has been well documented and studied is that of Plantation communities and slave trade Plantation as you all might be aware of during the colonial period plantations were ah where the European powers were having plantations where they had workers from typically from many African groups and from other places as well ah even India for example so this plantations typically will have workers from diverse backgrounds they will work there and the master will typically be a European white man now this was a situation which is very strictly stratified very very strictly there was social separation at under no circumstances where the slaves May allowed to get too close to the master this had very um strange outcome because there was no social give and take there was no exchange the slaves could not learn the Master's language or the culture anything for that matter in a proper way however they had to follow orders so they had to learn bits and pieces of the Masters language often this gave rise to what we call pigeon pigeon languages that came out of this kind of a scenario pigeons also sometimes have been resulted out of normal trade scenario
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