- books: Let's
Parler Franglais, Let's
Parler Franglais Again!, Parlez-vous
Franglais?, Let's
Parler Franglais One More Temps, The
Franglais Lieutenant's Woman...
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published as a
series of
books (Let's
Parler Franglais!, Let's
Parler Franglais Again, Let's
Parler Franglais One More Temps, and so on).
During the 1980s...
- Up France? and Stereotrip, but he got his
onstage debut with his show #
Franglais (2016–2019). He pla**** his
second show, So
British (ou presque), from...
-
borrowings from English, and is thus
often mistakenly considered a form of
Franglais. The word "Chiac" can also
sometimes be used to
describe an
ethnic Acadian...
-
Walter &
Walter 1998.
metrowebukmetro (1
October 2012). "French
fight franglais with
alternatives for
English technology terms".
Metro News. Archived...
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California Languages French (Louisiana French)
English (Cajun English)
Franglais Spanish (Isleño Spanish) Frespañol
Louisiana Creole Religion Christianity:...
- in
French to "White Reggae". It was the band's
second album to bear a
Franglais title,
after their 1978
debut album Outlandos d'Amour.
Reggatta de Blanc...
- custom. a loanword, word or
phrase borrowed from French.
Francization Franglais Gallic (disambiguation)
Gallican Rite, an
ancient church rite Gallicanism...
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Michigan and Louisiana.
Languages Canadian French,
Canadian English,
Franglais Religion Predominantly Roman Catholic,
minority Protestant, Irreligious...
- "Lady Marmalade" is a song
written by Bob
Crewe and
Kenny Nolan,
originally for Nolan's
disco group the
Eleventh Hour. The song is
famous for the repeated...
