bruh
bruh is the Italian way to express amazement or shock.
In Italian, bruh is used as an interjection to convey a sense of shock, disbelief or amazement.
Meaning: amazement or shock (intj)
Did you know?
- While the sound is English, an Italian teenager might type bruh in a sentence to express a reaction to a news headline or a video, rather than as a direct address to a person.
- Because it is an imported sound, bruh is often written in Italian texts exactly as it is spelled in English, regardless of Italian phonetic rules.
- In Italian memes, bruh is frequently used as a caption for videos featuring animals or people doing something absurd, replacing the phrase non ci credo.
Examples in context
- Ma bruh, è incredibile.But bruh, it is incredible.
Example conversation
Francesco tells Giulia about a strange dream he had.
- FrancescoHo sognato che volavo sopra Roma!I dreamed that I was flying over Rome!
- GiuliaBruh, i tuoi sogni sono sempre assurdi.Bruh, your dreams are always absurd.
- FrancescoEra davvero realistico, giuro!It was really realistic, I swear!
- GiuliaSì, va bene, Francesco.Yes, alright, Francesco.
