Ho before Bro, right?

Edward Harvey Bros b4 hoes.

There's a town close to me (not far away from bro nor ho either) called boo. It's VERY popular during Halloween...

Is it called Boo? Not Bö, or perchance Bø if you're on my side of the border?

ilikezelda64 yep, Boo. Close to Tyresö, where I live!:D

They actually preach the Broble, but it's easy to confuse the two.

I thought it was the Bro Church of The Dude

The Bro Code

*Mystery Biscuits*

Well we are all bros in Christ

420th like Nothing has ever pleased me as strongly as this

We, as a human race need to do some serious research into the statistics of shenanigan tolerance. Do you even science, bro?

700th like

I feel like a bro pharmacy would actually only sell anabolics

Nah it was BROmide

@@alimacey1404 Ana-BRO-lics.

yup

yah

Yes

ja

Or if it's the station, with the lift...cool two-storey, Bro.

Cool Bro story?

No they just need to rename the library (or a bookstore) to this.

drew b. That wasn't really sentence-ly!

Sure it was. It was a cool Bro story: a story about Bro that was cool!

same in danish

Örebro = Overly masculine sandwich biscuit?

Looking up the etymology, "ör" is an old Swedish word for "pebble". Thus the name means "pebble bridge", in early medieval times it used to be a fording place (not a proper bridge), thus the name.

So what you're saying is a bro saves nice guys from getting wet?

I'm not versed in Swedish phonology but I assume the proper pronunciation wouldn't be far off from the Dutch brug.

bruh moment

It's closer to "brew" actually. "Broo"?

Sadly it isnt pronounced bruh

@@samiraperi467 or beroo

@@lagronion Would have to be with a silent "e".

and we’re both bros 😳😳😳😳

haha just kidding.. 😮😬😬. UNLESS??🤭🤭😋

i’d kiss tom under the bro sign... 😳😳

Mergatroid bro...

sorry but i only accept bropats. not to be confused with headpats. broshakes are acceptable, though remember to avoid physical hand contact for too long.

Well in Denmark we have a town called Ho xD

FairHairedDane they can still go there and the joke would work...

Indeed they can :P

FairHairedDane There's also Hobro.

Well south of Stockholm there are literally 3 towns with names that when translated into English is Panties, The Hand and Pussy.

Ryan Martin I have been to Bland. it's a cute little town, I have friends that live close by. yeah next time I'm there I'm going to get the Bland burger with the Bland fries.

Related, and actually not too far from Bland, is the town of Bourbon. With water towers with "BOURBON" on them.

There's also a Peculiar and a Normal.

And then there's places like Paris and Bonne Terre in Missouri. Bonne Terre meaning good dirt or something in French.

Don't forget Accident Maryland!

My brother found Tom when he was looking fore safer ways to store passwords for the gaming site he was creating as a school project. He has developed 7 games that are available on his site: www.gamlebo.se/ We then found, and fell in love with, the park bench and citation needed. If you ever need a guide or interpretor in Bro or Västerås, let me know.

Caroline Owe So then, is it pronounced with an o as in _book_ , as in _home_ or as in _toilet_

+Manuel Bonet It's more like _cool,_ except that English doesn't have that exact sound

Wikipedia has it as /bru:/, similar to the English word "brew", though the r is tapped or trilled and the vowel is not exactly the same.

EebstertheGreat I believe /u:/ is pronounced like the ü in German, or the u in French.

Officer: "Sorry sir, but your fart was too fast. I'll have to write you a ticket." Speeding driver: "Can you at least give me a warning?" Officer: "Warning, here comes your ticket!"

Is Swedish "fart" related to the German word "Fahrt" which means "drive" (noun)?

*fartkontroll but okay; you also got "farthinder"

@@Liggliluff 😂 and lest not forget: Slutstation. 😂

Is swedish just comedy as a language?

XDRosenheim Damn, that sucks, bro.

XDRosenheim Find that teacher and demand praise.

You should have listened to some Styx.

really you're 22 and you didn't know what WC stands for?

Syzygy?

As a Bro citizen, I find this even more hilarious

@@footingball5566 Horrid place. Everyday a new port is blown up lmao

Magnificent

*Obroviously

Nelumbo Nucifera +

I looked it up. Those signs are brilliant.

“If you want to stay married, divorce speed”

Its better to be Mr. Late than Late Mr.

"I'm curvaceous. Be slow."

There's a town in Denmark called Middelfart, which many foreigners seem to enjoy quite a lot.

I love that there's a railway station at Hell, so it's possible to buy a one-way ticket to Hell. Also, Værnes and Hell are close enough together that I _really_ want Trondheim airport Værnes to be renamed...

Cyanakrli there's also that really, really large city with markers at every single autobahn exit. I mean, Ausfahrt has to be the single biggest city in the world.

Once upon a time there was a railway station at Paradis in Bergen. Tourists showed up an masse to buy tickets from Paradis to Hell, which they almost invariably proceeded to never use.

Hagledesperado That sounds like a rather impractical rail journey.

illegal british immigrants

Biochemical warfare

No he was talking about an Armed Robbery in an immigrant area. Which wasn't reported by the "media" in Sweden. Because Immigrants robbing Immigrants doesn't make for a decent story.

The Major Armed robbery is terrorism?

if it is the intent of criminals to obtain some goal through fear generated by the perpetrator, that is terrorism, by its literal definition.

Maybe the olympic park? (...I don't know London geography)

It's a park, bro!

Get back to your royal duties.

Willie!

Amusement park?

What about fartkontrol?

Or slutstation?

Add farthinder to the list

And in Danish too

OchitheWarloch I'm currently living in Copenhagen so yeah, same xD

**And in Danish too bro** FTFY... bro.

OchitheWarloch In Finnish it’s Silta, so on the bus the next stop display says Lauttasaaren Silta, Drumsö Bro.

Bro in colloquial English also means bridge - genetic bias.

In Germany you can also visit California (Kalifornien, part of Schönberg), Brazil (Brasilien, also part of Schönberg), Rome (Rom, Town in Mecklenburg Western Pomerania) and Texas (Holiday Resort in Mecklenburg Western Pomerania); I'm sure there's more

@@TankleKlaus In Denmark Rom and Paris are not that far apart, both just outside Lemvig in the northwest of Jutland, south and east of the town. elsewhere you will find Sibirien (Siberia), Ægypten (Egypt) and Korinth.

In Norway there even is a place called Hell

Are the people from Wank called Wankers?

Well in Germany there is also a village called Sorge (German for sorrow) and there is a village called Elend (German for misery) and in the town of Elend there is a restaurant where the last name of the owner is Hunger (you propably gueesed it it means hunger) so in Germany you can eat at Mr. Hunger in the village of Elend. The best thing about this is that the two villages are more or less next to eachother and Part of the Same City called Oberharz am Brocken. The Brocken is also the tallest mountain in Germany and was formaly on the German Border. Greetings from Germany

Jen Burton So, are there any churches in Kill called "Kill Church"? If yes, then it means "Church Church"

And almost certainly the origin of "oh my God, they killed Kenny" in South Park.

Oh that's why the town from that song is called Kilkelly

there's a small town near where i used to live in rural ontario called killbride

There are at least two town in Ireland called killbritian for the same reason, but jokes get made anyway.

Billigaste bron i sverige... gjort av kiselsten, eller ör. ;)

So, brew?

i like liBROry instead of brobrary but brobrarians is better because it sounds like barbarians

@@Jay-to7yz yes since these boys are so wild n crazy.

brobliotek

@@kawadamashyuu youre so brave to reply on a three year old comment. Lend me some of that energy.

an extension i guess

My mom was from middlesex connecticut

So, if you fuse them, you get Paul.

Why do I get the feeling you're behind that Mr. Walpole?

They are building a bridge over the motorway at Bro. Does that count?

sundhaug92 Who could have possibly done something so devious, so evi-it...it was Walpole

Dennis Fluttershy A bro doesn't have to be over a lake. A bro over a motorway is still a bro.

And Swedish

And a hard r.

Never heard of it either.

So what is written on signs directing to the restroom then?

same here in Australia

In Australia we use Toilets, sometimes bathroom or restrooms.

i live in canada and same. only time i've seen wc was once in nyc

I'm american. Had to look up wtf 'bants' was.

Yes

Bants is When you're out with the Lads on the town, having an absolutely top notch time until about two, when Charlie says he's hungry and wants to go to KFC. Now Charlie is a top lad, but Matt is just the Archbishop of Banterbury, and he suggests you go for a Cheeky Nandos. Obviosly this is agreed by everyone, and you say "lets smash it"

Plural of 'bant'.

What

Apparently Bro means bridge so are you saying they are burning bridges?

You mean they brorn

Feels good bro...

Joseph Bleasdale beat me to it

No

Bruh

Bruh Moment

Broo

+Dennis Fluttershy One would imagine there's one the town is named after...

It's a long 'o' actually, pronounced a little like the 'oo' in 'loo'. :)

Alexis Fonjallaz wouldn't that be "bru" in Norwegen phonetics? that doesn't seem right?

+Tusenbensen English doesn't have the exact equivalent of that phoneme, afaict. It's a close back rounded vowel. And its proper IPA representation is indeed /bruː/. You may be thinking of the near close central rounded vowel with deceptively similar spelling in 'bru' (IPA /brʉː/)

That sounds weird

Another word for chef is cook, which sound like "kuk". So each language's word for "chef" means "penis" in the other.

I thought good was god?

Come to Bro its Nice there

Its not. Its pronounced more like: Broo. Like The doubble o of Moose