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Why do Kannada speakers mix in so much English (“Kanglish”)?

ಫೀಲಿಂಗ್ / Kanglish
English loanwords in spoken Kannada
The everyday habit of mixing English words into colloquial Kannada

Listen to this sunglasses review and count the English: light weight, comfort, color, available, and the title word itself, ಫೀಲಿಂಗ್ (feeling). Everyday urban Kannada freely folds English vocabulary into a Kannada sentence frame, a blend speakers jokingly call Kanglish. The grammar stays Kannada; the nouns and adjectives often arrive in English.

This is strongest in Bengaluru, India’s tech capital, where switching between Kannada and English mid-sentence is completely normal. For a learner it’s a feature, not a bug: you’ll catch more than you expect, because the “content” words are frequently English while the connective Kannada (ನೋಡ್ತೀರಿ, ಹಾಕೋ, ಬೇಕು) carries the structure.

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  • ▸In everyday Bengaluru conversation and office talk
  • ▸Across Kannada YouTube vlogs, reviews, and ads (like this Lenskart short)
  • ▸In Sandalwood (Kannada cinema) dialogue aimed at young audiences
  • ▸In Kannada tech and gadget content, thick with English terms
  • ▸Any time a Kannada speaker drops in feeling, comfort, or full light weight

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