Kréyol, also known as Creole, is a type of language that develops from the mixing of different languages. It often arises in communities where speakers of various languages come together, leading to a simplified form of communication. Kréyol languages typically blend elements from a dominant language, such as French or Spanish, with local languages and dialects. Kréyol is spoken in several regions, particularly in the Caribbean, Indian Ocean, and parts of Africa. Each variant has its unique characteristics, influenced by the local culture and history. For example, Haitian Kréyol is widely spoken in Haiti and incorporates many African language elements alongside French.