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When a foreigner tries to type English they sometimes use an unnecessary space between the last word and the exclamation mark.
French Guy: Oh man, that is awesome !
British Guy: Damn your Engrish exclamation marks!
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The pointlessness of the tomb of the tomb of the tomb of the bridge now and then I have a meeting at a time period and I love it when you call me that would help you 🤠💞💞💞 I will send you a picture 😜🐱 I have to go get it 😜😜🐱🐱 I have been trying not to think of something 😃🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😃☺️🤣☺️ I have a friend who knows what the Google play for a while and I will get back to Europe and the next day or two to get a good picture of the bridge. Engrish.
When words in the English language are used ‘oddly’ often in weird orders or confusing concoctions that make little to no sense whatsoever, but are found extremely funny by internet users. ‘Engrish’ is most often found on miss translations of things, particularly signs.
“I went out to the store, and the bathroom sign outside the urinal said: Man urinal cave”
“My pancake package came with a sticker saying: Stay hungry, stay foolish (inspired by u/revidyks on Reddit)
“The sign on the freeway near the basically parking said: Please, O not forget to lock you bycic (-u/OOF_the_demopan on Reddit)
Engrish
A form of the language English that idiots type on the internet. It is also a subreddit.
Person 1: *types with no grammar at all and misspelled everything*
Person 2: wtf did you just type
Person 1: engrish
Good job you spelt the word English wrong you fucking dumbass.
Person: Yeah I have a degree in Engrish
Person 2: Did you say the word English incorrectly?
Person: Lol sorry autocorrect
Person: Sam what the fuck we're outside in a park
Engrish is English-German combination
I do speak Engrish
I live in Germany and I speak Engrish
I like German and English so i speak Engrish
Hilariously bad overliteral translations from Japanese to English.
Examples:
“All your base are belong to us.” (Your bases are all under our control.)
“Ant death.” (Pest killer.)
“Watch out flying rock.” (Beware of falling rocks.)
We need to say the word in the example to publish the definition now so uhh Engrish