Hispagnolisme

Okay kiddo, so have you ever heard people using words that are a mix of Spanish and French? That's called "hispagnolisme"!

It happens because there are some words that sound similar in both languages, so people often mix them up. For example, in Spanish they say "tomate" for tomato, and in French they say "tomate" as well. So sometimes people mix the two and say things like "toma-fraise" (which means "tomato-strawberry") instead of just "tomate".

This can happen with lots of other words too, like "bonjourno" instead of just "bonjour" or "au revedes" instead of "au revoir". It's like a language game!

It can be fun to use hispagnolisme sometimes, but it's important to remember to speak clearly and use the correct words in each language too.