Russsenorsk started its use in the eighteenth century in northern Norway (the Arctic). However, as the pidgin has grown, it has made a decline where it is nearly extinct. As far as the trading process goes, it has actually worked well for both the Russians and the Norwegians to the point where it is profitable for both of them (Pereltsvaig, 233). What a trade pidgin is a pidgin primarily used when communicating between two groups with different languages when they need to trade items (Pereltsvaig, 232). It has also been well known as a trade pidgin. Russenorsk is a pidgin that serves as a mixed language/intermediate language between Russian and Norwegian. One of those pidgins that have done the trick happens to be Russenorsk. To solve this problem would be to somehow combine the two languages together in a pidgin so both sides with different languages can have a better understanding as to what they are saying so goals are met (Clark et al., 65). So it can be a problem for a group of people with one language to communicate with another group with a different language. In fact, people do grow up with speaking one (Clark et al., 24). Of course, there are many languages in the world. Even the use of making signs with your hand is a language (we wouldn’t call it sign language would we?) (Clark et al., 34). You wouldn’t be able to have those goals achieved without it now would you (Clark et al., 29)? Anything can qualify as language really.

With it, you can get what needs to be done, get your points across, get whatever help you need, and more. There is a primary purpose in language and that is communication.