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Brah. by Destination: Infinity October 24, 2012
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This is the slang term for "bro" which is slang for brother..a slang inside a slang 8) THIS ORIGINATED IN THE STATE OF HAWAII! for those who think that it originated in southern california or where ever, your are miss informed. It is the pigeon (english-hawaiian slang) word that is used state wide in Hawaii not only by surfers but by all people born and raised in hawaii of all racial groups. and it pains me when i hear cali haole tourist say it.
brah by Playa Del Seville October 23, 2005
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brah by true brah meaning March 6, 2005
brah
Short for 'braddah.' Origin: Hawaiian pigeon english, 1960's and later. Meaning: My brother/ close associate/ cousin/ or Kama'aina (person FROM HAWAII). NOT used with outsiders unless they are close friends or have SOLID knowledge of Hawai'i and its culture (except jokingly, offensively). Inappropriate use by outsiders may result in 'false crack' or scorn. Best avoided by mainland haoles during break-in phase (your first 25 yrs in Hawaii).
What, brah, you get rollin' pepa? (I lost my Zig-Zags by the bus stop. With the correct answer you could benefit from my predicament)
Eh brah, watchout! (Hey you - Look out!)
Brah, you always frickin' LATE. (Your frequent tardiness is getting on my nerves)
Brah, try stan' up. You all bus' arreddy. (It's time to go home, my friend.)
Eh brah, watchout! (Hey you - Look out!)
Brah, you always frickin' LATE. (Your frequent tardiness is getting on my nerves)
Brah, try stan' up. You all bus' arreddy. (It's time to go home, my friend.)
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"Tanks Brah"
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Friend #1: eh brah you like go to da store?
Friend #2: Nah brah I like you go to da store.
Friend #1: What you like me get brah?
Friend #2: Beer brah!
Friend#1: Kden brah, geev me some money brah!
Friend#2: I no get brah!
Friend #1: BRAH!
Friend #2: Nah brah I like you go to da store.
Friend #1: What you like me get brah?
Friend #2: Beer brah!
Friend#1: Kden brah, geev me some money brah!
Friend#2: I no get brah!
Friend #1: BRAH!
brah by aimlesswander April 10, 2007
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brah by sweetsmile4o8 June 29, 2003
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