Definition: Frenching, also known as a French or French-English translation, is an informal way of expressing the same idea in different languages. It involves using words and expressions that are not commonly used in one language to convey the same meaning in another language. For example, "France" can be translated as "France," which is not standard English, but it means something similar in French. Frenching can be seen as a form of cultural hybridity, where people from different linguistic backgrounds use each other
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