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We use it everyday. It is a mix of English and Spanish. Is it becoming a language? Spanglish words sound funny to me, but to many they are the right words to describe what they want to say. There is even a movie coming up soon (Dec 17, 2004) , starring Adam Sandler, Tia Leoni, Paz Vega called SPANGLISH. Is a must see it.

Here is a mini collection of Spanglish words. If you know one post it here.
1. Chatear = To Chat
2. Rebildear = To Rebuid
3. Yarda = The Backyard
4. Frizado = Frozen
5. Kuora = 25 cents
6. Glasso = Cup
7. Likear = Leak
8. Chopping = Shopping
9. Yonque = Junkyard
10. Trok = Truck

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Posted by: Anonymous at February 16, 2010 11:32 PM

I found the following blog very useful for common Spanglish words, phrases and examples: http://www.spanishforpochos.blogspot.com

 
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