Panglish

[Alan]

Hi,

How do you react to this:

[SkiIucK]

Hello,

An interesting article indeed. I attribute this 'phenomenon' to people's lack of interest in terms of studying, literating themselves, and, of course, the growing number of Internet communities where 'Panglish' is a common way of expression, displacing English norms.

Regards

[Molly]

[Alan]

Hi,

[Molly]

¡Tu!

[Alan]

Moi?

But I haven't said anything yet!

Alan

[Torsten]

Dr Jurgen Beneke is wrong when he says that most interactions in English take place between non-English speakers. The average ESL speaker uses their native language most of the time. Let's say you are Chinese. Whom do you interact with most of the time? With other citizens of China of course. Now, do most citizens of China speak English with each other most of the time? Of course not. Do Americans and Britons speak English with each other most of time? Of course they do. So how many 'interactions' take place in English between non-native speakers of English?
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[Molly]

Dr Jurgen Beneke is wrong when he says that most interactions in English take place between non-English speakers.

I think he meant "of those who do not speak the same L1, most interactions in English take place between non-English speakers.".

[Fan of Arabian horses]

Hi,

what would you think if you receive a post with a subject line sounding: easy to reach meds here now for cheap@.........?

Is this some kind of Panglish?

Michael