diggla
Big booty hoe'in
diggla by NoranLyanDaExtlodinalyDiggla February 1, 2022
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Hey Digga
Hey Digga is a german phrase to greet or to adress someone/something.
Digga is the equivalent to the english term bro, dude or homie.
In the german language you can describe someone as "dicker Freund" which literally translates to "fat friend" but actually means "close friend"; so a "Digga" is a "close one"
The "ck" in Dicker changed to the "gg" in Digga because of the Hamburg dialect.
Digga was popularized by the Hip-Hop culture of Germany since the early 90s and is today used all over Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
The german word is a positive one and has nothing to do with the american derogatory term "ni**er“, nor "digger" nor "digging".
Digga is the equivalent to the english term bro, dude or homie.
In the german language you can describe someone as "dicker Freund" which literally translates to "fat friend" but actually means "close friend"; so a "Digga" is a "close one"
The "ck" in Dicker changed to the "gg" in Digga because of the Hamburg dialect.
Digga was popularized by the Hip-Hop culture of Germany since the early 90s and is today used all over Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
The german word is a positive one and has nothing to do with the american derogatory term "ni**er“, nor "digger" nor "digging".
Digga
Also Dicker, Digger, Diggah or Diggha is a german phrase, that is the equivalent to the english term bro, dude or homie.
In the german language you can describe someone as "dicker Freund" which literally translates to "fat friend" but actually means "close friend"; so a "Dicker/Digga" is a "close one"
The "ck" in Dicker changed to the "gg" in Digga because of the Hamburg dialect. Further the word was popularized by the hip hop culture of northern Germany in the early 90s and is today used all over the country especially in Berlin.
The german word is a positive one and has nothing to do with the american derogatory term "ni**er“
In the german language you can describe someone as "dicker Freund" which literally translates to "fat friend" but actually means "close friend"; so a "Dicker/Digga" is a "close one"
The "ck" in Dicker changed to the "gg" in Digga because of the Hamburg dialect. Further the word was popularized by the hip hop culture of northern Germany in the early 90s and is today used all over the country especially in Berlin.
The german word is a positive one and has nothing to do with the american derogatory term "ni**er“
Digga
It's a German word mostly used in or around Hamburg which has absolutely nothing to do with the word nigger!
It's said that it was used by dockers in Hamburg for the first time and was later adopted by the Hamburger Hip-Hop Wave in the early 90s!
It has the same meaning as the English "mate", "dude" or "bro" depending on the context!
It's said that it was used by dockers in Hamburg for the first time and was later adopted by the Hamburger Hip-Hop Wave in the early 90s!
It has the same meaning as the English "mate", "dude" or "bro" depending on the context!
Diggadeano
A person who gracefully accepts a challenge and is man enough to go through with it, no matter what the challenge.
Diggadeano by Zabadeano June 1, 2009
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