That’s so British

A general phrase used as a neutral descriptor

Wow that’s so British

by BBgone March 20, 2022

it’s so out

Usually referred to when a place is popular, or when it’s a good time to go out. If something is popping that day, use this term to emphasize how important it is to leave the house.

Hey, you have to come to the club, it’s so out tonight.

It’s so out right now, it’s like 75 degrees.

by BaddieP March 23, 2022

Ich werd ___ so bangen

This can be used in any situation and referrers to your social skills with girls. While saying this phrase you can strengthen your argument by punching the shoulder of the person that you re talking to.

Person A: What are you going to do tonight?

Person B: Ich werd ___ so bangen!
*starts hitting person A*

by Fridge61 March 29, 2022

so sayeth the so-sayer

a phrase to be used when ironically proclaiming the grandeur of a separate claim in order to undermine its credibility.

“he said he'd be up at dawn, so sayeth the so-sayer

by Sue Doe-Nim January 25, 2022

That’s so British

Used as a meaningless descriptive phrase; it can be used for anything by anyone

*something*
“That’s so British”

by BBgone February 3, 2022

so this is love

NO THIS IS PARTRICK I AM NOT A KRUSTY KRAB.

i gess so this is love

by doggy dude October 7, 2021

That’s so British

A descriptive phrase that you can call anything

It’s mostly used in a negative context but can be used neutrally and positively as well

1: did you do the hw last night?
2: we had hw?
1: that’s so British…

by GalPal✂️ October 28, 2021