/ kalebeul / 2006 / 01 / 08 / andalusian anglicisms /
From Víctor Daniel Parra Mateo (La Línea de la Concepción, Cádiz) via Amando de Miguel:
| English | Andalusian |
| saucepan lolly pop corned beef marble Four Corner knitting |
zospe rolipó carne caombí meblie Focona hacer niti |
I don’t think they’re online elsewhere; it would be interesting to see more.
Trevor @ 8 January 2006 7:03 PM
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3:54 PM on 31 March 2008
Seems some of these are also used in Llanito (Yanito) the Gibraltarian patois.
See: http://www.aboutourrock.com/dictionary/a.htm
My personal favourite (which doesn´t make an appearance in the above) is “Grinlain” the llanito for bus. The origin comes from the civilian evacuation to the UK during WWII, where the local bus service was provided by “Green Line Buses”. LOL