Australian Creole languages are a group of English-based languages that developed in Australia, primarily among Indigenous communities. These languages emerged from contact between English speakers and Indigenous Australians, incorporating elements from both English and various Indigenous languages. One of the most well-known Australian Creole languages is Kriol, which is spoken in northern Australia. Kriol has its own unique grammar and vocabulary, making it distinct from standard English. Other regional varieties of Creole also exist, reflecting the diverse linguistic landscape of Australia.