ebglosh 

Coke is overrated code word for cocaine, its now ebglosh. also it means english. This word originated from Choos rotten brain.

Everyone loves to learn ebglosh.

ebglosh by aadya_25 November 3, 2020

Englosh 

The word you use when you say boi in a classroom

Tony: I like hate Englosh class but love reading.

Half the class: Boi. Get on somewhere.

Englosh by Robluxkid May 16, 2018

Englosh 

This is like English but it’s for idots no offense two idots, anyway this is englosh

“ look I speak Englosh”- some random human

Englosh by Factsjkbro March 15, 2021

englosh 

english but fancier

your very fluent in englosh.

englosh by rat_jo March 16, 2024

Engloshinayse 

Engloshinayse is an irony-driven language used in close relationships, flipping traditional linguistic norms to express deep affection through harsh-sounding expressions. Key components:

1. Deep Irony:
What seems like an insult often signals affection. For example, calling someone a "stupid fuckin bitch" may express deep friendship, depending on context.

2. Hierarchy of Terms of Endearment:
The language ranks terms of affection based on intensity. Terms like “My nigga” or “Fuck boi” show affection, while “Niggerbuttholeasscunt Supreme” signals deep respect.

3. Personal Relationships:
Harsh words strengthen bonds by "pushing" each other. Calling someone "Niggerbuttholeasscunt Supreme" may reflect deep respect in close relationships.

4. Non-Conventional Greetings:
Traditional greetings like "hello" or "thank you" are replaced by intense phrases like “I don’t appreciate that” to show respect.

5. Challenge and Teasing:
Teasing and challenging are seen as playful tests of respect, deepening relationships.

6. Cultural Norms Around Praise:
Excessive praise is viewed as insincere and can be an insult. Humility is prioritized.

7. Humor and Playfulness:
What seems like an insult often expresses affection. Humor and sarcasm are used to build intimacy, like calling someone "the worst piece of shit."

8. Engloshinayse Translations:
Common phrases are replaced. For example, “I’m here to listen” translates to “I’m not here to listen, fuck learning.”

I speak Engloshinayse.

Engloshinayse by Engloshinasian March 9, 2025

ebglish 

Sad misspelling of "English" when you're really tired

ebglish to spa]nsih

ebglish by ebglish March 10, 2025