Spanglish

Some people speak Spanglish at home because they're bilingual.

The Spanglish signage in the store was helpful for non-native speakers.

She watched a Spanglish tutorial to improve her language skills.

The Spanglish dialogue in the movie was difficult to understand.

The professor's research focuses on Spanglish as a literary genre.

"Spanglish" was nominated for a Satellite Award for Best Original Screenplay.

"Spanglish" stars Adam Sandler, Paz Vega, and Tea Leoni.

"Spanglish" was not a commercial success at the box office.

The Spanglish dance routine featured moves that blended salsa and hip-hop.

The Spanglish song had lyrics in both Spanish and English.

She doesn't like to spanglish in front of people who don't understand Spanish.

He tries to spanglish with his co-workers to make them feel more comfortable.

The group of friends would spanglish to each other when they wanted to exclude outsiders from the conversation.

I often spanglish with my coworkers who also speak both Spanish and English.

We can spanglish together, even though I only know a little Spanish.

They often spanglish when they can't find the right word.

We often spanglish at home to keep our language skills fresh.

Some people consider Spanglish to be a symbol of cultural identity for Latino communities in the US.

Some linguists believe that Spanglish will eventually become a distinct language on its own.

Many Spanglish words have become part of mainstream language in the United States, such as "carpeta" for folder.

Spanglish is an interesting linguistic phenomenon that reflects the complex cultural dynamics of the Americas.

The use of Spanglish is becoming more and more common in popular music.

The Spanglish menu at the restaurant was confusing.