FranseEngelse
FranseEngelse is a term used in Dutch-language discourse to describe the interaction and mixing of French and English within speech, writing, or communication in bilingual contexts. The word combines Franse (French) and Engelse (English) and functions as a descriptive label rather than a formal linguistic category. It can cover code-switching, loanwords, calques, and hybrid phrases that emerge from contact between the two languages, especially in Dutch-speaking regions and in communities with exposure to both French and English.
In practice, FranseEngelse may appear in everyday conversation among bilingual speakers, in media and advertising aimed
Relation to other concepts includes code-switching, language contact, and the study of loanwords and calques across
See also: Franglais, code-switching, language contact, loanword, calque. Notes: usage varies by author and region, and