A blend of the Japanese and English languages. Commonly spoken in neighborhoods or other societies where both Japanese and English speakers are roughly equally present, like Internateonal Schools in Japan.
Nihonglish is often not intentionally spoken, but instead is a natural occurrence when multiple Japanese-English bilinguals converse casually. Compare Spanglish, Hinglish, Swenglish, and Hawaiian Pidgin.
Student 1: “Hey, today hōkago , wanna go downtown?”
Student 2: “Yeah, sure, meet at the genkan ?”
Student 1: “Actually, eki de machiawase shinai ? I should tabun rokkā o katazukeru today.”
Student 2: “ Daijōbu , then we could do that. At 4PM?”
Teacher: “You two, stop speaking Nihonglish!”
Derives from the words Numbers and English
Typing words that consist of numbers, capital and lower case letters. This is usually very hard to read and understand unless you are fluent in the ninglish language.
s0m3tIMe5 NiNgL5H i5 Bl00dy hArd t0 REaD, LeT Al0N3 TyP3
A very complex language and only those who can speak and write it fluently can understand it well. Anyone who can speak Ninglish fluently automatically becomes a God. The holy spirit frequently will come in contact with those who can fluently speak Ninglish.
Ninglish is a very complex language and can only be understood by Gods or those who get it implanted by scientists inside their brain. Fluent speakers of the Ninglish language frequently get messages from the holy spirit and bob their heads while receiving the message.