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Calinsha
An amazing, talented girl. Who never gives up and is friendly. They find it hard to say goodbye but thats because they love the friend they have.
They are one and only and special.
Cherish a calinsha.
They are one and only and special.
Cherish a calinsha.
Person 1: Wow.
Person 2: What?
Person 1: I have this amazing bestfriend/sister who i can never replace and love to death. She is AMAZING and BEAUTIFUL
Person 2: Oh. let me guess. CALINSHA?
Person 2: What?
Person 1: I have this amazing bestfriend/sister who i can never replace and love to death. She is AMAZING and BEAUTIFUL
Person 2: Oh. let me guess. CALINSHA?
Calinsha by Spursgirl<3 December 17, 2011
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calisha
This girl is very smart and loyal she will do anything for her bestfriend.sweet beautiful encouraging and very willing quick temper but for good reason sometimes she gets the boy attention sometimes because she's pretty but boys are just ugh that girl is very special and sweet easy to get hard yo get ready for her exam always ready to fight for her right love this girl loyal.💜also known as Kayla.
calisha by Calisha boyde November 21, 2019
Canlisharinese
Canlisharinese is a mixture of 4 different languages:
English, Cantonese, Mandarin, and Japanese.
The "Can-" is derived from Cantonese; the "-lish" is derived from English; the "-arin" is derived from Mandarin; and the "-ese" is derived from Japanese.
However, using this language always cancels another language out, as English is an Subject-Verb-Object language, whereas Japanese is a Subject-Object-Verb language.
It is considered to be a joke language, as not many people speak all 4 of these languages, and the majority who do speak the 4 languages do not collide the 4 languages together.
Please note: Cantonese and Mandarin Chinese use the same characters, just different pronunciations.
English, Cantonese, Mandarin, and Japanese.
The "Can-" is derived from Cantonese; the "-lish" is derived from English; the "-arin" is derived from Mandarin; and the "-ese" is derived from Japanese.
However, using this language always cancels another language out, as English is an Subject-Verb-Object language, whereas Japanese is a Subject-Object-Verb language.
It is considered to be a joke language, as not many people speak all 4 of these languages, and the majority who do speak the 4 languages do not collide the 4 languages together.
Please note: Cantonese and Mandarin Chinese use the same characters, just different pronunciations.
Example of Canlisharinese:
Sentence: "彼女は is 很可愛い today."
Pinyin & Romanji: "Kanojo ha is ho kawaii today."
English: "She is really cute today."
Sentence: "彼女は is 很可愛い today."
Pinyin & Romanji: "Kanojo ha is ho kawaii today."
English: "She is really cute today."
Canlisharinese by AyukuraChan October 13, 2011
canisha
A darling girl with a good heart. A blessing to everyone’s lives. God placed her here to be a guide to us in living joyous lives.
canisha by Notcanisha November 22, 2021
Caleisha
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