While English has influences from languages across the globe, it has influenced other languages in return. French, in particular, has adopted many English terms and phrases into its lexicon, so much so that there’s a word for it: “franglais.” This portmanteau combines the French words for each language, “français” and “anglais.” While franglais pulls in English words, they might not make sense to a native English speaker. For example, “un(e) people” in franglais refers to a celebrity, and “footing” describes going for a run.