Jinglish

The language made when a person learning Japanese puts in english words when they don't know the vocbulary.

1. kyou, kaimono de -clothes- wo kaimashita
(Today, I bought -clothes- at the shop.)

2. Jimmy doesn't know the words for the activities he did on holidays, so he's writing his holiday recount in jinglish.

by Kireshai January 13, 2007

jinglish

Is a type language that is spoken by a Chinese person that lives in Australia. Is not as good as English, but better than Chinglish. Often spoken by people with the name Jin.

Jin speaks jinglish.

by ricy_12 October 9, 2008

Jinglish

The language my hubby (with the initial J)speaks when he is incredibly drunk.

"Abububjlle!" he said in Jinglish as he raised another pint.

by Janetink April 29, 2008

Jainglish

A dialect of English spoken with a predominantly Indian accent and afflicted with horrendous grammar.

"Jeez, I didn't understand a thing during that presentation - her jainglish was awful!"

by OkonkwoII July 21, 2009

Janglish

Words used by Japanese people that sound/look like English words, but have different (sometimes completely different) meanings. Eg. kanin-suru (first part sounds like "cunning") refers to cheating on a test, but "cunning" in English refers to a general skill for getting what one wants or for deceiving.

Westerner: In Japan, do you live in a house?
Japanese: No, I live in a *mansion*.
Westerner: Wow! a very big house for rich people???
Japanese: No, *mansion* is a home in a building.
Westerner: Oh! You mean an apartment/flat/condo!
Japanese: Ok, sure. In Japan, people call them *mansions*.
Westerner: Oh, I see - *mansion* is Janglish!

by Te Ahiru August 16, 2011

jienglish

A popular language invented by the great Richard Johnson "jie" See. It is an infectious way of speaking English that arose from trash talking in street fighter.

Person A: Oh com on, that's nothing! What are you talking about, my goodness!

Person B: Wow that's so Jienglish!

by mirmo February 26, 2009

jonglish

Mumbling or mixing up your words, speaking a sentence and mistaking or misplacing parts with irrelevant words.

You're speaking complete Jonglish

by Silent_Rage October 13, 2016