What is another form of the English language?

Answer 1

British English: Used in the United Kingdom and its territories, with differences in spelling, vocabulary, and sometimes grammar (e.g., "colour" vs. "color," "lift" vs. "elevator").

American English: The form of English spoken in the United States, with its own variations in spelling, vocabulary, and grammar (e.g., "theater" vs. "theatre," "favorite" vs. "favourite").

Australian English: English spoken in Australia, which also includes unique slang and expressions.

Canadian English: Spoken in Canada, often blending British and American influences.

Pidgin or Creole English: Simplified forms of English that develop when people from different language backgrounds need to communicate (e.g., Hawaiian Pidgin or Jamaican Patois).

Answer 2

Olde English, Middle English, Modern English and slang English and lingo of English.