Talk:Bae

'''"BAE" Kiwi Slang used in Aotearoa New Zealand since the 1960s from a Maori perspective. It does not discriminate who can use it or be called it. Examples: Sis, Bro, Cuz, Aunty, Uncle etc. Anyone being Referred to is "Bae". Up2 Bae= What you up to Bae? Where did you put those thing's Bae, Bae you're an Egg, F**K off Bae etc.. ''' — Preceding unsigned comment added by Loveligal (talk • contribs) 09:24, 20 January 2021 (UTC)

A Few Other Things That BAE Can Also Mean
BAE is short for before anyone else. BAE means Poop in Danish. BAE has 3 different meanings Korean too: A ship floating on the sea, the stomach, a pear (the fruit). Thus, if you said “that Bae is pretty!”out of context, then your friend would not understand what you meant. However, in certain contexts or situations, you can easily understand the intended meaning. For instance, in the following sentence, “I am looking at the Bae on calm Han-river,” you can see that Bae used here means a ship. The sentence, “after having a bad egg, I got a Bae-ache”, used Bae as stomach. “This Bae is really delicious!” gives us a sense that Bae used here is referring to a pear. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 2A02:C7D:C0D:8B00:843E:8FFF:4C25:7B17 (talk) 18:17, 25 November 2015 (UTC)