Examples include "no problemo" and "exactamundo". New words may be generated by using the Spanish articles "el" and "la" while adding "o" or "a" to the ends of standard English words ("Put it on el desko"). In addition, some people may pronounce valid Spanish words with a deliberately non-Spanish accent (e.g. the phrase 'hasta la vista' pronounced so that the words rhyme with "passed a" and "kissed a" rather than which is closer to the Spanish ). In addition, English grammatical structures may be used; for example, placing subject pronouns such as "yo" before verbs, where Spanish does not generally require them (see pro drop language).

See also

• Pseudo-anglicism
• List of pseudo-German words adapted to English
• List of pseudo-French words adapted to English
• Spanglish