Original sentence: In religion, most Barbadians are Christians (67%), chiefly of the Anglican Church, but there are Protestant, Roman Catholic, Jehovah's Witness, Hindu,  Muslim, and Jewish minorities.The Spanish language is now being encouraged to be taught in Barbadian schools over French.The country's official language is English, and a local dialect of which is referred to as Bajan, spoken by most
Edited sentence: Bajan is a fusion of British English, and the languages spoken in the present day countries of Nigeria and Ghana in Africa.Barbados and Japan have the distinction of having highest number of centenarians (on a per capita basis) in the world.In religion, most Barbadians are Christians (67%), chiefly of the Anglican Church, given the Church of England being the official state religion until it's legal disenfranchisement by the Parliament of Barbados following independence.The average life expectancy is 77 years for both males and females.The country's official language is English, however there is a local English-dialect spoken by most Barbadians interchangeably, which referred to as Bajan.There are however also Protestants, Roman Catholic, Jehovah's Witness, Hindu,  Muslim, and Jewish minorities