Tionglish

When speaking with people from China with a thick accent, we can't really decipher what they're saying, so the English inadvertently turns into Tiong-lish.

The word stems from "Ah Tiong", a phrase used commonly to describe dirty unwashed people from China.

I couldn't understand the Tionglish she was speaking, I almost mistook "contribution" for "Country Building"!

by Jxsha January 21, 2010

Teenglish

The language teenagers speak that grown ups don't understand because they are not "down with it".

My twelve year old niece keeps posting Teenglish in her Facebook statuses and I don't understand a thing she says.

by SlayerKat February 16, 2010

Tinglish

A variation of the AP English course; during which you spent most of your time agonizing over writing thesis statements for literary essays, but then realise that it is a favorable activity compared to trying to - in vain - finish annotating Shakespeare.

Teacher: Caesura. Thesis statement. GO!
Student A: WHAT?! How is that possible for a literary essay?!
Student B: Well, I did one for calcium.
Student A: Agh, thesis statements...
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You will get a B-Ting in Tinglish class.

by anonymous-but-obvious January 25, 2011

Thanglish

Certain dialect derived from San Jose, and spoken throughout the Bay Area as a type of slang used as substitutions for incriminating words and statements. Used as a type of code language to ensure there's no ear hustlin' going on in the near vicinity.

Are you talkin bout' thang, or THANG?

Lets talk thanglish so thang dont know what we're thangin' about.

Wussuh dog, you got any thang an shit?"

by Cutty Crack October 8, 2010

Tinklish

Having to urinate. Wanting to tinkle.

Please pull off at the next gas station. I'm feeling very tinklish.

by Hankshter August 14, 2012

Tenglish

The language of made up words and tongue twisters.

"twisted tartar toss to tom"
"haky jaky naky flaky"

"What language are you guys speaking!?!"
"TENGLISH!"

by Mars Muhan November 13, 2017

Tringlish

Tringlish is simply trini english. People say that Trinidadians speak dialect but it's a whole different language that you have to learn like any other.

Jack : Eh ged if yuh see meh dey eh watch nah yuh go bawl fuh mercy i swear!!
Jill : What? I'm lost!
John : Don't pay him no mind, he's just speaking tringlish

OR

Mrs.Richards : Please speak proper English
James : Sorry I does only speak Tringlish

by Tisha Parks October 6, 2009