Spampglish

The unintentional garbling of spoken English due to messages from the brain not being sent as fast as the mouth is wants to talk. The result is semi-slurred speech and words being conglomerated in weird ways. Ironically girls find this cute and are naturally drawn to it for some unknown reason. This technique is often used by Joespamp who also first coined the phrase jointly with the help of several of his friends.

There aren't really good examples for Spampglish that can be typed because it's more of a phonetic thing.

by Max March 14, 2008

Spanglish

Too lazy to actually speak full Spanish but not wanting to speak full English.

Man: Can I get a McDouble no queso por favor thanks, wow I feel more Mexican already."

Server: Wow you speak mighty fluent Spanglish.

by randomboxinapenis09 April 30, 2016

slanglish

Spanish spoken by white folk as slang. Possibly picked up from film, working in food service or Univision. Words often insults or curse words.

Meet you at da crib cholo. Common usage of slanglish

by avant/chi fan January 21, 2007

Spinglish

The act of being fluent in both Spanish and English

She is spinglish

by Cullow April 1, 2019

spammish

Spamming someone in Spanish

person one: hola hola hola hola hola
person two: stop spammishing me
person three: nunca nunca

by Hand Over Your Ears Young Man January 20, 2021

Spanglish Lover

First language is Spanish
Second Language is English
Friendship first, Buddie, Someone you feel very close too, with a bit of a wind blowing on your ears flapping.

Lengua primaria Español
Lengua secundaria Ingles.

Tu mejor amigo Alguien que esta muy adentro de ti, con un poquito de viento flapping por tus oidos.

Honeeto, is my Spanglish Lover,
Honeeta, es mi Spanglish amante

by pattiinlv January 12, 2010

hollywood spanglish

a strange half-american, half-latin language translated backand forth in single sentences. Never used in real life. Usually only in drug-war movies as if the shitty latin barrios needed to be degraded even more.

see definition for quarter-rican

by Madd Jester December 16, 2004