The popular so bulk English is so sandwich English.

So loose English, which is very popular on the Internet, refers to an expression that incorporates some English words into daily conversations and dialogues that are mainly in Chinese. Bulk English is also called "so sandwich English".

When buying things, some things come in boxes. If you only buy a little bit, you have to weigh it. What is sold by weight is in bulk. In life, some people like to mix one or two words into their speech, and loose English is used to make fun of them.

Pretending to be English is a meme that many of us can see on the Internet. This mainly means that the English that everyone speaks is just like loose, unwritten sentences and unwritten things, which makes people laugh and cry. .

Extended information:

1. Let's try the draught candies.

Let's try the candies in bulk.

2. A pint of draft Guinness

A pint of Guinness.

3. We ship most of our oil in bulk.

Most of the oil we ship is in bulk.

4. In most markets you can buy fresh fruit in bulk.

In most markets you can buy fresh fruit in bulk.

5. I bought these chocolates loose, not in a Box.

I bought these chocolates loose, not in a box.