Pronunciation: /ˈpɪŋɡlɪʃ/
noun a portmanteau of the words 'Pinyin' and 'English', referring to a mixture of Chinese Pinyin and English
A1 Pinglish is a mix of English and Persian languages.
A2 I struggle to understand Pinglish conversations.
B1 Many Iranians use Pinglish when chatting online.
B2 Pinglish can be challenging to translate accurately.
C1 Some linguists study the evolution of Pinglish in modern communication.
C2 Pinglish has become a popular form of language blending in certain communities.
adjective describing a language or text that combines Chinese Pinyin and English
A1 I am learning Pinglish words in my English class.
A2 She speaks Pinglish fluently, mixing English and Persian words.
B1 The Pinglish menu at the restaurant confused me with its mix of languages.
B2 The Pinglish translation of the document was not accurate, causing misunderstandings.
C1 The professor's Pinglish lecture was a unique blend of linguistic styles.
C2 The novel was written in a captivating Pinglish style that appealed to a wide audience.
formal Pinglish is a term used to describe a mixed language of English and Punjabi.
informal I sometimes mix English and Punjabi when speaking Pinglish with my friends.
slang Let's chat in Pinglish - it's a fun way to blend English and Punjabi!
figurative Her speech was like Pinglish, a unique blend of two different languages.
pinged
Pinglishes
more Pinglish
most Pinglish
pings
will ping
has pinged
is pinging
Pinglish
Pinglish
to ping
pinging
pinged