Sarnami is a language primarily spoken by the descendants of Indian indentured laborers in Suriname and parts of Guyana. It is a creole language that has evolved from Hindi, Urdu, and Dutch, reflecting the diverse cultural influences of the region. Sarnami serves as a vital means of communication among the Indo-Surinamese community. The language is not only a tool for everyday conversation but also an important aspect of cultural identity. Sarnami is used in various forms of artistic expression, including music and literature, helping to preserve the heritage of the Indian diaspora in South America.