Yooo bruh, how often do you say the word "bruh"?

[Varsik]

I was told that it was common for americans to say it but idk bruh... Cant believe that bruh...

[Angel]

Can "bruh" be used for females too or do they have another word? I'm not up with the cool kids so I have no idea.

[WhineDeer(GotTrickedAaagh)]

Originally posted by Angel:

Can "bruh" be used for females too or do they have another word? I'm not up with the cool kids so I have no idea. :marijacooing:

Yeah sometimes

[Enterprofilenamehere]

Originally posted by Angel:

Can "bruh" be used for females too or do they have another word? I'm not up with the cool kids so I have no idea. :marijacooing:

I'd guess it would be "sis", but I think that's more of an alternate to "bro", so maybe "suh" I guess?

[Xautos]

Originally posted by Enterprofilenamehere:

Originally posted by Angel:

Can "bruh" be used for females too or do they have another word? I'm not up with the cool kids so I have no idea. :marijacooing:

I'd guess it would be "sis", but I think that's more of an alternate to "bro", so maybe "suh" I guess?

cringe.

[Alliesaurus]

Originally posted by Xautos:

Originally posted by Enterprofilenamehere:

I'd guess it would be "sis", but I think that's more of an alternate to "bro", so maybe "suh" I guess?

cringe.

It's not any more cringe than people trying to sound like Shakespeare

[Q-T_3.14.exe]

Originally posted by #106:

Originally posted by Xautos:

cringe.

It's not any more cringe than people trying to sound like Shakespeare

A Horse! A Horse! My kingdom for a horse!

[Mauserich]

Originally posted by Enterprofilenamehere:

Originally posted by Mauserich:

It sounds very strange to me to say an abbreviation of brother to someone who is not actually your brother. So I would never use it.

I've heard "bro" but never "bruh". I've only seen it written.

If it's not used for actual brothers, it immediately reminds me of monastic orders, or sisters' orders.

[WhineDeer(GotTrickedAaagh)]

So why is it okay for people to call everyone in there group “guys” when they are not in a group full of guys? When you grow up with a word for so long it grows with you which why people in the hood still use bruh and bro.

[kbiz]

Originally posted by Candyy ♡:

Originally posted by kbiz:

I was raised in California so I say dude all the time.

Are not ppl in California saying bruh too?

Bruh is a new slang term used primarily by the younger generation. It wasn't used when I was in California. Rizz wasn't used either. Neither was the c-word.

[Xautos]

Originally posted by #106:

Originally posted by Xautos:

cringe.

It's not any more cringe than people trying to sound like Shakespeare

exactly, it's extremely cringeworthy. Try listen to an American trying on an english accent and using those slang words the english use, it's just as cringey.

[Alliesaurus]

Originally posted by kbiz:

Originally posted by Candyy ♡:

Are not ppl in California saying bruh too?

Bruh is a new slang term used primarily by the younger generation. It wasn't used when I was in California. Rizz wasn't used either. Neither was the c-word.

It's hardly new

[WhineDeer(GotTrickedAaagh)]

I see people in there 30s using it💀

[Barney, from Black Mesa.]

I'm a grown adult, not a child.

[kbiz]

Originally posted by #106:

Originally posted by kbiz:

Bruh is a new slang term used primarily by the younger generation. It wasn't used when I was in California. Rizz wasn't used either. Neither was the c-word.

It's hardly new

Bruh was never spammed like it is today. Journey is another word that is spammed today.

[Q-T_3.14.exe]

What about bruv, bruv?