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What remains today is very little. However it is interesting to notice that, to this day, there are small communities of peoples spread throughout Asia that continue to use Creole Portuguese, although for many years for centuries, in some cases they had no contact with Portugal. Another interesting aspect to contemplate is that, during the best period of Portuguese presence in Asia, the number of Portuguese there was never more than Portuguese-speaking communities in Asia Blue Present-day places, where Portuguese is spoken.

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Red Places, where communities used to speak Portuguese. About people speak this Creole Portuguese Papia Kristang. Not many years ago, Portuguese was also spoken in Pulau Tikus Penang but now it is considered extinct. The Eurasian community has There is also a Eurasian Association in Singapore. Portugal lost Malacca in About monolingual people speak this Creole Portuguese, this community has his Portuguese church called: Originated around on the west coast of India.

Initially isolated from its Hindu and Muslim neighbors by social and religious barriers, the small Korlai community lost virtually all Portuguese contact as well after Portugal lost Chaul in About people speak this Creole Portuguese.

It was spoken by families in Batticaloa as late as Portugal lost Ceylon in Only a few elderly women speak Macanese a Macao Creole Portuguese. There is also a TV channel and several newspapers entirely in Portuguese. Macau was a Portuguese province. On 20 December it was reverted to China. Several hundred people speak Macanese. Essentially, these are people that emigrated from Macao. Never under Portuguese rule.

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Portuguese is rapidly disappearing from Goa. In the Indian school it is taught as third language not obligatory. There is a department of Portuguese at the Goa University.

The last Newspaper in Portuguese shifted over to the English language in At Panaji many signs in Portuguese are still visible over shops, administrative buildings etc. Portugal lost Goa in December Here the Creole Portuguese is nearly extinct.

Portugal lost Diu in December East Timor had , inhabitants from which: Until Portuguese was the church language of Timor, when it was supplanted by Tetum. However, it is commonly used as the business language in the town of Dili. Portuguese remains the language of the anti-Indonesian resistance and that of external communications for the Catholic Church. It was spoken around Dili, Lifau and Bidau.

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Indonesia invaded East Timor in Now Timor is an independent nation. It has adopted Portuguese as an official language alongside Tetum. Larantuka, Sikka Here Portuguese survives in the religious traditions and the Topasses community the descendants of Portuguese men and local women uses it in the prayers.

On Saturdays the women of Larantuka say the rosary in a corrupt form of Portuguese. Larantuka was abandoned by Portugal in Creole Portuguese was used amongst the Dutch Burgher community. Till the beginning of the 20th.