Anglicisms in Spanish II

As a continuation of the previous publication, I will add more words that are used in the Spanish language and belong to the so-called anglicisms.

anglicism.

1. m. A turn of phrase or manner of speaking characteristic of the English language.

2. m. A word or phrase from this language used in another.

3. m. The use of English words or phrases in different languages.

bluff – bluff, boasting

boom – boom, sudden rise

champoo – shampoo

nylon – nylon

picnic – picnic

premier – prime minister

sandwich – sandwich

slogan – slogan, motto

ticket – ticket

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