Children’s Vernacular English 

Abbreviated as CVE, it is the distinct dialect used by prepubescent children

Words like blankie, tattletale, cooties, and scaredy-cat are examples of children’s vernacular English

Children’s Vernacular English by I Like To Define Words December 8, 2022

The Big English 

Verified artist on Spotify - lyrical rapper whose topics centre around England, intellectualism, himself, and the state of the world at large. Released 'His Debut' in September of 2020, quickly followed by diss track 'En Garde (Monkey See Monkey Do)' and then the album 'The Big Sequel', featuring the tracks 'We're Weird', 'For The Empire', 'I Am The English', and 'Ace In The Hole'. Performed live for an audience of 300 at the end of 2020 to great critical acclaim. Synonymous with the concepts of imperialism, egotism, and cleverness.

"Wow, The Big English has such wonderful enunciation while rapping at great speed!"

"I recently found this niche rapper on Spotify, The Big English, and I rather enjoyed His Debut."

The Big English by Lord of the Redcoats February 20, 2023

Maoist Standard English 

An internet meme in which any words containing a “k”, a hard ‘c’ sound, or an “s” are modified so that they now read as ‘KKK’ or as ‘SS’. KKK and SS, of course, obviously referencing the respective hate groups. Originating as a form of coded language often used by online maoists, it is now used by much of the broader population, especially on Twitter, to describe racism and far right associations within the thing that they are mentioning. Some also throw it into random sentences as a form of satire.

Maoist Standard English is often used like this:

“Amerikkka is on the decline.”

“KKKapitalism is evil.”

“RepubliKKKans want to make the handmaid’s tale real!!!”

“Fuck BoSSton KKKops!”

“The BoSSton CeltiKKKs”

Maoist Standard English by EvysTruth December 12, 2023

dahntay’s english 

It is the english that only Dahntay Broehl can speak fluently.

Oh your sentence isn’t making any sense. You must be using Dahntay’s English.

dahntay’s english by krisxian January 31, 2024

Hindi Never English Ever 

A phrase said and written by Tamils in protest of making Hindi the official language of India after independence from the British. This phrase was first started by Sage Chackravarti Rajagopalachari.
They protested because Tamil is a Dravidian language and Hindi is Indo-Aryan, so most Tamils understood English better than Hindi.
Hindi and English eventually both became the official languages until 1965, when English was removed.

"You are talking Hindi? Hindi Never English Ever!"

Hindi Never English Ever by Vishrudh Mayurasunu March 27, 2024

The longest word in english 

Longest word in english - Chemical name for 'protien titin' below - Over 190000 letters

The longest word in english: The longest word in english

The longest word in english by theAYurbandictionary April 8, 2024

Arabic Pidgin English 

The combined use of Arabic (or a dialect of it) and English that often uses code-switching to communicate information.

The use of Arabic Pidgin English is prominently used by bilingual Arabic and English speakers around the world.

Arabic Pidgin English by Replicaperfumebottle1 April 9, 2024