English
Etymology
Blend of Spanish + English
Proper noun
Spanglish
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- A language blend of English and Spanish spoken by both Latinas, Latinos, and Anglo-Americans, also called espanglés
- The mixing of Spanish and English together in a sentence.
His Spanglish was quite embarrassing when he said he was "embarazado".
Synonyms
Translations
blend of English and Spanish
- Aragonese: Spanglish, ingañol, espanglish, espanglés, espanglis
- Basque: spanglish, ingañol, espanglish, espanglés, espangleis, espanglisa
- Breton: spanglish
- Catalan: spanglish, espanglish, espaninglish, el spanish broken, inglañol, espan'glés
- Czech: Spanglish, Espanglish
- Dutch: Spanglish
- Esperanto: spanglish
- Finnish: spanglish
- French: spanglish (fr)
- Galician: spanglish, espanglish
- Hungarian: spanglish, ingañol, espanglés, espanglis
- Italian: spanglish
- Japanese: スパングリッシュ
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- Korean: 스팽글리시 (seupaenggeullisi)
- Latin: espanglese
- Neapolitan: Spanglish
- Polish: Spanglish (pl)
- Portuguese: spanglish, espanglês (pt)
- Russian: спанглиш (spangliš)
- Spanish: espanglés m, spanglish m, ingléspañol
- Swedish: spangelska c
- Tamil: எசுப்பாங்கிலம் (ecuppāṅkilam)
- Turkish: Spanglish
- Ukrainian: спа́нгліш (spánhliš), спангліш (spanhliš)
- Uzbek: Spenglish, espanglish, espaninglish, el Spanish broken, ingléspañol, ingleñol, espan’glés, eespanolo, Спенглиш (Spenglish)
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See also
- Alemañol, a mixture of German and Spanish
- Chinglish, a mixture of English and Chinese
- Denglisch, a mixture of English and German
- Franglais, a mixture of English and French
- Hinglish, a mixture of English and Hindi
- Portuñol, a mixture of Portuguese and Spanish
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