eWAVE - Datapoint Bahamian Creole/Variant forms of dummy subject there in existential clauses

Datapoint Bahamian Creole/Variant forms of dummy subject there in existential clauses

Variety:	Bahamian Creole
Feature:	Variant forms of dummy subject there in existential clauses
Value:	A - feature is pervasive or obligatory
Informants:	Stephanie Hackert

Example 1429:: (Turtle, is there much turtle now?) No, don't have turtle round.
(Are there a lot of turtles now?) No, there aren't any turtles around.

Source: Shilling 1978: 145
Example 1430:: See, it's a mermaid pool where I live, it's a mermaid pool where I live, and you see - you can't – you can't see bottom in it – it got three shelf.
… there's a mermaid pool where I live … you can't see the bottom in it, [because] it has three shelves.