"Globish" meaning in English

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          "text": "The typical conversation in Globish could be grating to a native speaker, but get the job done between, say, a Kenyan and a Korean trying to navigate a business deal or asking for help at the airport check-in.",
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          "text": "Nobody is likely to grow up speaking Globish as a mother tongue.",
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          "text": "Across a dozen different time zones, financial journalists in each of these cities filed reports for their national desks, but the language of the crisis was unvaryingly Globish.",
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          "text": "Perhaps most importantly, Globish cannot draw on the history and idioms of any one culture.",
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          "text": "Meanwhile, the local Englishes of Asian and African countries will become increasingly regional in flavour. But the rise of Globish may be prevented by the Babel chip.",
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          "word": "Franglais"
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          "word": "Hinglish"
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          "sense": "simplified version of English",
          "word": "globaalienglanti"
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      "ipa": "/ˈɡloʊbɪʃ/",
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