Vinish or Vietnamese English is a mixed language of Vietnamese and English, often found in immigrant communities in majority-English-speaking countries. Some Vinish words, with English translation and comments in parentheses:

cà rem

Popsicle; used widely in Vietnam

ga

natural gas

hon đa

motorbike, from the Japanese automaker Honda, who is wildy popular; used widely in Vietnam

ra-đi-ô

radio; used more often than truyền thanh

ti vi

TV; used more often than truyền hinh in Vietnam

phôn

telephone; used interchangeably with điện thoại; also số phôn instead of số điện thoại to mean telephone number

á-lô

hello; used when answering the telephone, so that it sounds like "hello" to an English-speaker

Most of these words are simply words from English, recasted into the Vietnamese alphabet phonetically. This "language" is comparable to Spanglish, in which speakers may mix whole phrases of a second language into their speech.