Category:Macaronic forms of French

This category is for macaronic forms or dialects of the French language; that is, French commingled with vocabulary and grammatical features of another (or vice versa), but short of an actual pidgin, creole language, or patois. The best known examples are probably the modern Franglais and the extinct Zarphatic (or Judeo-French).

The main article for this category is Macaronic language.

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