Bro or Bruh?

Dorian2 said:

Is there a Canuck version?

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Yea, it's hoser. Lol

U.K use bro and sometimes Americans use the term Bruh

Bro - used by two types of people. Stoners and frat boys. Can be a term of endearment or meant to irriate.

Bruh - semi derrogatory. Used as a mild insult. Example: Whatever you say, bruh. Cash me outside, bruh!

Brah - used by some smoked out Cali bros and by many Hawaiians

Bruv - used in England and India

It's best not to use any of the B words because it will irritate someone and they will think you are a douche bag for simply using a word they don't want to hear.

Who gives a shit?

harrychilds said:

U.K use bro and sometimes Americans use the term Bruh

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UK chavs use bro and bruh. Normal people from the UK use neither.

PeatPhreak said:

Bro - used by two types of people. Stoners and frat boys. Can be a term of endearment or meant to irriate.

Bruh - semi derrogatory. Used as a mild insult. Example: Whatever you say, bruh. Cash me outside, bruh!

Brah - used by some smoked out Cali bros and by many Hawaiians

Bruv - used in England and India

It's best not to use any of the B words because it will irritate someone and they will think you are a douche bag for simply using a word they don't to hear.

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Whatever you say bruh. Lol

speedwell68 said:

UK chavs use bro and bruh. Normal people from the UK use neither.

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I’m actually a “Broski” lol. At nearly 42 it’s quite sad really but I find I like it.

thanks Broski. Lol.

You should use proper english.

PadawanWarrior said:

Bruh is for surfers like @Lockedin , Bro is for other people. But most of my bros don't say bro, lol.

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Dude, I mean bro - whoa....

xtsho said:

You should use proper english.

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So too should Americans.

the words are FAVOUR not FAVOR
COLOUR not COLOR

and probably more that I can’t think of right now lol.

jondamon said:

So too should Americans.

the words are FAVOUR not FAVOR
COLOUR not COLOR

and probably more that I can’t think of right now lol.

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I'm talking about proper American English. One of the reasons the United States broke away from the British was over language.

Theater not Theatre.

Bro = what’s up bro?
Bruh = bruh, you serious?
Brah = Sup’ brah, what’s good?

They all have different context and meaning.

Ugh.

Black dudes took over the bro / bruh game a few years ago. Things aren't the same as when you were jamming to Sublime back in the early 2000s.

I don't like anyone calling me Bro, Bruh, Brother, etc... Except my real brother and I only have one. Even then we refer to each other by our first names.

1991 Brah

Dorian2 said:

Is there a Canuck version?

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You bet eh? What do you think eh?

Broskiii .....bro bro

Neither. Those words make me cringe every time I hear them. Please call me man, dude or even piece of shit really anything beside bro or bruh

Bro is a term of endearment, bruh is more of a snarky response