Definition of Chinglish in English:

Chinglish

noun ˈtʃɪŋɡlɪʃˈCHiNGɡliSH

mass nouninformal

A blend of Chinese and English, in particular a variety of English used by speakers of Chinese, incorporating some Chinese vocabulary or constructions.
he speaks Mandarin Chinese but often uses a form of Chinglish
Example sentencesExamples
- However, the narration was in fluent Chinglish and would occasionally disappear at crucial moments.
- New arrivals to Britain should not be taught English but cultural mixes such as Hinglish, Spanglish and Chinglish, a report says today.
- But what is proper Chinglish - British English, American English or Australian English?
- But some meanings appear to have been lost in translation, so that they are incomprehensible to a native English speaker, as has happened with other hybrid languages such as Chinglish, spoken in China, and Singapore's Singlish.
- An article written in rather pleasant Chinglish has the following stats about Internet usage in China.
- The Chinglish headline is a little abstract.
- But along the way, some fear a little something is being lost, the old world charm, that special Chinglish.
- Chinglish has its own, yet unformed, innovative trends which should be distinguished from mere errors or carelessness.
- Everywhere official signs on roads, public buildings and commercial districts proudly display large and expensive signs in English or rather "Chinglish" (Chinese English).
- "Far from being corruptions of English, new forms of the language such as 'Chinglish' have values that we must learn to accommodate and relate to," it adds.
- It is time to stop thinking of Chinglish as a linguistic disease.
- Written in Chinglish, the article is credited to the People's Daily.
- Chinglish reflects the strong influence of Western culture on the Chinese culture.
- Shanghai has a special committee that has to deal with the most urgent cases of Chinglish in the city.
- Chinglish is often quaint and attractive, expressing the hospitality and unique perspective of the Chinese world-view.
- On the other hand, Chinglish is hitting back due to attempts to use translation software to improve matters.
- Chinglish is a variation on the English language.
- Although public signs can be easily altered, there remains some doubt over whether officials can contain the spread of Chinglish among private businesses.

Definition of Chinglish in US English:

Chinglish

nounˈCHiNGɡliSH

informal

A blend of Chinese and English, in particular a variety of English used by speakers of Chinese, incorporating some Chinese vocabulary or constructions.
he speaks Mandarin Chinese but often uses a form of Chinglish
Example sentencesExamples
- Chinglish is a variation on the English language.
- An article written in rather pleasant Chinglish has the following stats about Internet usage in China.
- But along the way, some fear a little something is being lost, the old world charm, that special Chinglish.
- Chinglish has its own, yet unformed, innovative trends which should be distinguished from mere errors or carelessness.
- Shanghai has a special committee that has to deal with the most urgent cases of Chinglish in the city.
- Everywhere official signs on roads, public buildings and commercial districts proudly display large and expensive signs in English or rather "Chinglish" (Chinese English).
- It is time to stop thinking of Chinglish as a linguistic disease.
- Written in Chinglish, the article is credited to the People's Daily.
- Chinglish is often quaint and attractive, expressing the hospitality and unique perspective of the Chinese world-view.
- New arrivals to Britain should not be taught English but cultural mixes such as Hinglish, Spanglish and Chinglish, a report says today.
- "Far from being corruptions of English, new forms of the language such as 'Chinglish' have values that we must learn to accommodate and relate to," it adds.
- On the other hand, Chinglish is hitting back due to attempts to use translation software to improve matters.
- The Chinglish headline is a little abstract.
- However, the narration was in fluent Chinglish and would occasionally disappear at crucial moments.
- But what is proper Chinglish - British English, American English or Australian English?
- Chinglish reflects the strong influence of Western culture on the Chinese culture.
- Although public signs can be easily altered, there remains some doubt over whether officials can contain the spread of Chinglish among private businesses.
- But some meanings appear to have been lost in translation, so that they are incomprehensible to a native English speaker, as has happened with other hybrid languages such as Chinglish, spoken in China, and Singapore's Singlish.

单词	Chinglish
释义	Definition of Chinglish in English: Chinglish noun ˈtʃɪŋɡlɪʃˈCHiNGɡliSH mass nouninformal A blend of Chinese and English, in particular a variety of English used by speakers of Chinese, incorporating some Chinese vocabulary or constructions. he speaks Mandarin Chinese but often uses a form of Chinglish Example sentencesExamples However, the narration was in fluent Chinglish and would occasionally disappear at crucial moments. New arrivals to Britain should not be taught English but cultural mixes such as Hinglish, Spanglish and Chinglish, a report says today. But what is proper Chinglish - British English, American English or Australian English? But some meanings appear to have been lost in translation, so that they are incomprehensible to a native English speaker, as has happened with other hybrid languages such as Chinglish, spoken in China, and Singapore's Singlish. An article written in rather pleasant Chinglish has the following stats about Internet usage in China. The Chinglish headline is a little abstract. But along the way, some fear a little something is being lost, the old world charm, that special Chinglish. Chinglish has its own, yet unformed, innovative trends which should be distinguished from mere errors or carelessness. Everywhere official signs on roads, public buildings and commercial districts proudly display large and expensive signs in English or rather "Chinglish" (Chinese English). "Far from being corruptions of English, new forms of the language such as 'Chinglish' have values that we must learn to accommodate and relate to," it adds. It is time to stop thinking of Chinglish as a linguistic disease. Written in Chinglish, the article is credited to the People's Daily. Chinglish reflects the strong influence of Western culture on the Chinese culture. Shanghai has a special committee that has to deal with the most urgent cases of Chinglish in the city. Chinglish is often quaint and attractive, expressing the hospitality and unique perspective of the Chinese world-view. On the other hand, Chinglish is hitting back due to attempts to use translation software to improve matters. Chinglish is a variation on the English language. Although public signs can be easily altered, there remains some doubt over whether officials can contain the spread of Chinglish among private businesses. Definition of Chinglish in US English: Chinglish nounˈCHiNGɡliSH informal A blend of Chinese and English, in particular a variety of English used by speakers of Chinese, incorporating some Chinese vocabulary or constructions. he speaks Mandarin Chinese but often uses a form of Chinglish Example sentencesExamples Chinglish is a variation on the English language. An article written in rather pleasant Chinglish has the following stats about Internet usage in China. But along the way, some fear a little something is being lost, the old world charm, that special Chinglish. Chinglish has its own, yet unformed, innovative trends which should be distinguished from mere errors or carelessness. Shanghai has a special committee that has to deal with the most urgent cases of Chinglish in the city. Everywhere official signs on roads, public buildings and commercial districts proudly display large and expensive signs in English or rather "Chinglish" (Chinese English). It is time to stop thinking of Chinglish as a linguistic disease. Written in Chinglish, the article is credited to the People's Daily. Chinglish is often quaint and attractive, expressing the hospitality and unique perspective of the Chinese world-view. New arrivals to Britain should not be taught English but cultural mixes such as Hinglish, Spanglish and Chinglish, a report says today. "Far from being corruptions of English, new forms of the language such as 'Chinglish' have values that we must learn to accommodate and relate to," it adds. On the other hand, Chinglish is hitting back due to attempts to use translation software to improve matters. The Chinglish headline is a little abstract. However, the narration was in fluent Chinglish and would occasionally disappear at crucial moments. But what is proper Chinglish - British English, American English or Australian English? Chinglish reflects the strong influence of Western culture on the Chinese culture. Although public signs can be easily altered, there remains some doubt over whether officials can contain the spread of Chinglish among private businesses. But some meanings appear to have been lost in translation, so that they are incomprehensible to a native English speaker, as has happened with other hybrid languages such as Chinglish, spoken in China, and Singapore's Singlish.
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