Laughing out loud.
Used in The Netherlands
Ian: Toen ik hoorde dat Nathan's 2e naam Uvuvwevwevwe ging ik brokko, g.
In English:
Ian: When I heard that Nathan's second name Uvuvwevwevwe was, I was going brokko.
a term of endearment for a loved one that you're not blood related to; a brolationship
"Want to grab a drink?"
"Hell yeah, brokko. I have to update you on my life."
"Marcos, you have to leave the bar when I leave, brokko. You always end up in trouble when you don't."
a term of endearment for a loved one that you're not blood related to; a brolationship
"Want to grab a drink?"
"Hell yeah, brokko. I have to update you on my life."
"Marcos, you have to leave the bar when I leave, brokko. You always end up in trouble when you don't."
a term of endearment for a loved one that you're not blood related to; a brolationship
"Want to grab a drink?"
"Hell yeah, brokko. I have to update you on my life."
"Marcos, you have to leave the bar when I leave, brokko. You always end up in trouble when you don't."
a term of endearment for a loved one that you're not blood related to; a brolationship
"Want to grab a drink?"
"Hell yeah, brokko. I have to update you on my life."
"Marcos, you have to leave the bar when I leave, brokko. You always end up in trouble when you don't."
a term of endearment for a loved one that you're not blood related to; a brolationship
"Want to grab a drink?"
"Hell yeah, brokko. I have to update you on my life."
"Marcos, you have to leave the bar when I leave, brokko. You always end up in trouble when you don't."
a term of endearment for a loved one that you're not blood related to
"Want to grab a drink?"
"Hell yeah brokko, I have to update you on my life."
"Marcos, you have to leave the bar when I do brokko. You always end up in trouble when you don't."