Torres Strait Creole is a language spoken in the Torres Strait Islands, located between the northern tip of Queensland and Papua New Guinea. It developed from English and various indigenous languages, reflecting the diverse cultural influences in the region. The language is primarily used by the local communities and serves as a means of communication among speakers of different native languages. The Creole has its own unique grammar and vocabulary, making it distinct from standard English. It plays an important role in the identity of the Torres Strait Islanders and is used in everyday conversation, storytelling, and cultural expressions.