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Chinglish

Chinglish (also known as Chinese English) is spoken or written English that is either influenced by or poorly translated from the Chinese language. In South China (particularly the Lingnan region), the term "Chinglish" refers mainly to Cantonese-influenced English such as Hong Kong English, while in the rest of Mainland China it refers to English…

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Early forms
Middle English Early Modern English · Early Modern English
ISO 639-3
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Language family
GermanicWest GermanicIngvaeonicAnglo–FrisianAnglicEnglishChinglish · West GermanicIngvaeonicAnglo–FrisianAnglicEnglishChinglish · IngvaeonicAnglo–FrisianAnglicEnglishChinglish · Anglo–FrisianAnglicEnglishChinglish · AnglicEnglishChinglish
Native to
PRC and ROC
Region
East Asia
Writing system
Latin (English alphabet)

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Chinglish

Nodes175
Edges174
Triples169
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.011429
Components1

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Chinglish

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related to Terminology · 46
Chinglish → Bislish, Britalian, Chinese, Chinese-style English, Czech, Czenglish, Denglisch, Dunglish, Dutch, English, Engrish, Franglais, French, German, Greek, Greeklish, Hebrew, Hebrish, Hindi, Hinglish
related to history · 28
Chinglish → American English, American Indian Pidgin English, British, British English, Canton, Cantonese-speaking Chinese, China, Chinese, Chinese Pidgin English, Current, English, First, Following, Guangzhou, Hong Kong, In, Macau, More, Native American's, People's Republic
related to Examples · 27
Chinglish → Add, Beijing, Carefully, Caution, China, Chinese, Chinese-English Jinshan Ciba, Collections, English-speaking, Englsih-friendly, Exercise, In, Jinshan Kuaiyi, Mair's, Owing, Sichuan, Simplified, Sinophone, Slip, Spread
related to External links · 15
Chinglish → AsiaObscura, Chinglish Archives ChineseEnglish, Chinglish CollectionChinglish Collection, Chinglish FilesEngrish, Chinglish The New York, ChinglishThe Chinese-English, July, LanguageMonitor, New York Times, Signs From Abroad The, Times, Top Chinglish, Wayback Machine, William Griffin, YearA Sampling
related to Further reading · 13
Chinglish → Enregisterment, Eric Steven, Henry, Interpretations, JSTOR, Language, Language Learners, Native Speakers, November, S0047404510000655, S2CID, Society, Stigmatized Code
related to Features · 9
Chinglish → Another, As, At, China English, Chinese, English, For, The, To
has cause · 8
Chinglish → Chinese, Common, English, English-language, Feather, Liu, Other, Qian
Language family · 7
Chinglish → AnglicEnglishChinglish, Anglo–FrisianAnglicEnglishChinglish, Chinglish, EnglishChinglish, GermanicWest GermanicIngvaeonicAnglo–FrisianAnglicEnglishChinglish, IngvaeonicAnglo–FrisianAnglicEnglishChinglish, West GermanicIngvaeonicAnglo–FrisianAnglicEnglishChinglish
Early forms · 2
Chinglish → Early Modern English, Middle English Early Modern English
related to Vocabulary · 2
Chinglish → In Chinglish, Some

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english chinese speakers china language used words translation terms translations signs use see word term also instead translated pidgin phrase

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
ChinglishEarly formsMiddle English Early Modern English1.00infobox
ChinglishEarly formsEarly Modern English1.00infobox
ChinglishISO 639-3–1.00infobox
ChinglishLanguage familyGermanicWest GermanicIngvaeonicAnglo–FrisianAnglicEnglishChinglish1.00infobox
ChinglishLanguage familyWest GermanicIngvaeonicAnglo–FrisianAnglicEnglishChinglish1.00infobox
ChinglishLanguage familyIngvaeonicAnglo–FrisianAnglicEnglishChinglish1.00infobox
ChinglishLanguage familyAnglo–FrisianAnglicEnglishChinglish1.00infobox
ChinglishLanguage familyAnglicEnglishChinglish1.00infobox
ChinglishLanguage familyEnglishChinglish1.00infobox
ChinglishLanguage familyChinglish1.00infobox
ChinglishNative toPRC and ROC1.00infobox
ChinglishRegionEast Asia1.00infobox
ChinglishWriting systemLatin (English alphabet)1.00infobox
Chinglishis aportmanteau of Chinese and English0.90text

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