-Noun.
1. The feeling of disappointment, particularly following initial contentment or satisfaction, upon learning that a movie one loves is being shown on television, but has been dubbed in Spanish.
-Verb
1. The act of inflicting spanguish or suffering from spanguish.
Origin: Florida, 2010. From Spanish, (España) + German (angst) or English (anguish). Alt. spelling, "Spainguish"
n. I was excited to find Rocky IV on television, but my elation gave way to bitter spanguish when I realized it was being shown in Spanish.
v. Jimmy was spanguished to learn Die Hard was in Spanish and nothing else was on.
Swenglish (Swedish: svengelska) is a colloquial term meaning either:
-English spoken with a heavy Swedish accent
-English spoken or written as heavily influenced by Swedish vocabulary, grammar, or syntax
My friend's mother's asian song is weird. It starts off with "Uno-dos-three!" Then, the songcontinues in Vietnamese. Wow. That song must be Spanglishnese.
Shinglish is a form of language used by school boys where extreme sarcasm and/or prolonged pronunciation are used to make offensive or derogatory language.