Manguage
Manguage [ mang-gwij ] – noun,
– a mashup language, a body of words put together to enable more efficient, if not humorous communication, for their use common to a people who are of the same community, or the same cultural tradition: in speech or in writing.

Crensitive

July 29, 2024

– Cranky and Sensitive “He’s so crensitive.”

Vamiliar

October 2, 2023

– Vaguely familiar “He looks vamiliar.”

Tungry

September 25, 2023

Tired & Hungry – “I was going to call you, but I was tungry…”

Fordidnt –

June 29, 2023

Forgetting to do something. A suggestion from my student Isaac. “I fordidnt.”

Smilliant –

April 10, 2023

Simple and brilliant. “That’s smilliant.”

Plearn –

April 5, 2023

Play and learn. “Plearn the tune.” Something we do in music.

Dinde –

January 3, 2023

Don’t Mind Me. “Dinde.”

Mue –

December 26, 2022

Mean and true. “That’s so Mue!”

Srue –

December 21, 2022

Sad and true. “That’s so srue.”

Nhad –

December 21, 2022

Not that bad. “Nhad.”

Finclusion –

December 21, 2022

For inclusion. “Please submit your statement finclusion.”

Frecommend –

December 21, 2022

Feel free to recommend. “Please frecommend a restaurant.”

 

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