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Franglais
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Fran·glais  (frä-gl)
n.
French characterized by numerous borrowings from English.
[Blend of French français, French (from Old French franceis, from France, France) and anglais, English (from Old French englois, from Old English Angel, from Latin Angl, the Angles; see Angle).]
Franglais (French) [frɑ̃glɛ]
n
informal French containing a high proportion of words of English origin
[from French français French + anglais English]
Franglais
French characterized by an interlarding of English loan words.
See also: Language
Translations
franglais [frɑ̃ˈglɛ] N (hum) → franglés m
Franglais
n → Franglais nt, → Französisch nt → mit vielen englischen Ausdrücken
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