Franglais

English words that are sued in the French language.

Le sandwich.
Le weekend.
Faire du shopping.
Le best of.
Le flipper.
Les fuckoffs.

by KHD August 2, 2003

Franglasise

To franglasise - To convert an English word in to a French-sounding equivalent.

To franglasise "mobile phone". Synonomously known as "Mobiles" in the UK they could be Franglasised into "Le Mobile" instead of "Le téléphone portable" etc

by Wattsie April 21, 2008

Franglais

A mix of English and French, usually employed in the presence of lower-level French students or when one can't think of the French for a word or phrase.

Origin: a mix of the words 'français' and 'anglais', which are French for 'French' and 'English', respectively.

1. I have to speak in Franglais around Kathryn because she's only in French I.

2. Donne-moi some of your Pringles-- je forgot mon déjeuner. (Give me some of your Pringles-- I forgot my lunch.)

by PetitePhilosophe June 1, 2005

franglish

is french enlgish. i used franglish quite often. franglish is when you are writting or speaking in english, but add random french words in the middle of the sentance, where they usually dont make sence, or just sound odd.

"that shirt is le hot"
"what the le feck"
"the cat is on le table de me"
"bonjour le you"

etc..

by Cori <3 June 1, 2005

Franglais

How you speak to your french teacher to get her REALLY pissed off

Bounjour, Mme, Est-ce que vous-avez vu my mom? elle va get REALLY pissed if Je suis late

2: Vas tu te fuck.

by Mme May 6, 2005

franglate

To speak in Franglish, i.e. to integrate French words into English phrases

Dana: Chem today was pas très amusante as usual.
Mia: Dana, you were totally franglating!

by simply_stylin April 12, 2005

Frangos

An absolute unit, but is often dumb with the mental capacity of a pregnant squirrel. Nothing more, nothing less. Good at just one thing and terrible at everything else. Like a buffoon that spells buffoon with bafoon.

That guy over there is a Frangos.

by Philip The Nut September 17, 2019