Hinglish

[LFCfan]

The english language is evolving. Or maybe just growing:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/6122072.stm

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[phish20002003]

The English language and Asian together. Hum I think I've seen this before. I guess the fans of firefly can embrace this as a new language.

"He chusheng zajiao de zanghuo!"

-phish

-Phish
"Why do you need to think? Can't we just sit and go budumbudumbudum with our lips for a bit?" - Mostly Harmless

 

[phish20002003]

By the way I love to Qing jin MAI. Never know what you'll find.

-Phish
"Why do you need to think? Can't we just sit and go budumbudumbudum with our lips for a bit?" - Mostly Harmless

 

[Gooser]

Better MAI than Mao?

 

[AnotherHiggins]

I really can't blame anyone for not remembering this, but we have discussed this before:
thread1256-974971, Hinglish.

That was posted nearly two years ago and links to a Christian Science Monitor article, "A Hindi-English jumble, spoken by 350 million".

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[phish20002003]

actually better uno then mao.

-Phish
"Why do you need to think? Can't we just sit and go budumbudumbudum with our lips for a bit?" - Mostly Harmless

 

[j0ckser]

isn't that where 'mercan english came from? mashing the real thing with the local culture. then throw in the accent from the 'deep south' and you'll be lucky to understand anything...especially if you're a highland scot (and visa versa of course). LOL.

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