structure – so classic becomes kurashikkus, and Japlish words fairu, erebeta, ragubi, rabureta, tishatsu, rakkisebun, uisuki on za rokku, wapuro, hitto endo ran and hai teinzu represent file, elevator, rugby, love-letter, T-shirt, lucky seven, whisky on the rocks, word-processor, hit and run and older teenagers. Portuguese usually re-spells its loan words, as in lider, caboi, rosbife and draubaques for leader, cowboy, roast beef and drawbacks. Examples of Spanglish and Texmex include antifris, crismas, cauboi, detur, friser, aiscrim, picop ticher and roquirol (pickup truck and rock and roll). In South-East Asia, English spelling is usually copied carefully, but English language makes trendy decorations in shop signs and mottoes on note-paper. ‘May all the happiness and gladness found you from this moment And spacess betweem us . . .’ and ‘You’re always on my mine I’ll be the until end of time’.
The international spelling of English A–Z .... in case you want to know: Afrikaans – Engel, Albanian – Anglisht, Arabic – Alingli’zia, Bengali – Engreji, Breton – Saozneg, Catalan – Angle`s, Croatian – engleski, Czech – anglicky Danish – engelsk, Dutch – Engels Esperanto – la anglan, Estonian – inglise Finnish – englantia, French – anglais German –Englisch Hawaiian – Pelekane, Hebrew – anglit, Hindi – angrejii, Hungarian – Angolul Icelandic – Ensku, Indonesian – Bahasa Inggris, Irish – Be« arla, Italian – Inglese Korean – Yong-o Latin – Anglice Malaysian – Bahasa Inggeris, Mandarin – yi-ng yuv. Norwegian – engelsk Polish – po angielsku, Portuguese – ingleˆs, Brazilian Portuguese – Ingleˆs Romanian – engleza Serbian– engleski, Sesotho – Senyesemane, Slovak – anglicky, Slovenian – anglesxko, Spanish – ingle«s, Swahili – Kiingereza, Swedish – Engelska Tagalog – Ingles, Thai – pa-sa-ang-krit, Turkish – Ingilizce Ukrainian – po anhliy’s’ky Vietnamese – Anh Zulu – isiNgisi 39