AAVE (African-American Vernacular English) pronunciation of "babe," used as a term of endearment toward loved ones. "Bae" can be a pronoun or an adjective. The term caught fire to mainstream colloquial Standard American English jargon and, due to unfamiliarity with its origins, developed multiple definitions. Trolls and people who dislike its use will often incorrectly juxtapose "bae" with Danish "bĂÂŚ" which means "poop" (often to shut people up). Others will treat it as an acronym such as "before anyone else." The term is frowned upon by many, as it is seen as ghetto and uncouth, although its origins are simply dialectal.
"My husband is bae!"
"Whaddup, Bae?"
"He's my bae; he comes before anyone else!"
"Stop saying 'bae', it means 'poop!'"
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Romanization of Korean surname Í°°.
"Mr. Bae!"
"Bae-ajeossi!"
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