What is the Canadian mixed language of French and English?

The Canadian mixed language of French and English is commonly referred to as "Franglais." It involves the blending of elements from both languages, often seen in informal speech, particularly in bilingual regions like Quebec and certain areas of New Brunswick. Franglais includes code-switching, where speakers alternate between French and English within sentences, as well as the incorporation of English vocabulary into French structure. This hybrid language reflects the cultural and linguistic diversity of Canada.