„Bo’oh’o’wa’er“ is a way English / British people say „bottle of water“ with a strong slang accent.
What does Bo’oh’o’wa’er mean? Meaning, definition, explanation
In „Bo’oh’o’wa’er“, each syllable is said separately: Bo oh o wa er.
Bo’oh’o’wa’er“ has its origin in the observation of how English and British people speak or spoke with a strong accent in videos on social media. It is noticeable that they strongly emphasise the „o“ at the end of a word, for example. Tomato“ (To-ma-to) becomes „Toh-mah-oh“ when spoken.
„Bo’oh’o’wa’er“ has been a meme since around 2021. Bottles printed with „Bo’oh’o’wa’er“ can now also be bought on the internet.
The YouTuber Chewkz in particular is responsible for spreading the expression „Bo’oh’o’wa’er“. In his videos, he uses the British slang accent and repeatedly uses the expression „Bo’oh’o’wa’er“. In his videos, Chewkz repeatedly addressed the differences between British and US English.
However, the expression „Bo’oh’o’wa’er“ is also used on the internet to make fun of the bad way some British people express themselves.
Because an expression like „Bo’oh’o’wa’er“ stands in stark contrast to how English is spoken in Oxford, for example.
What happens with bo’oh’o’wa’er?
In the expression „Bo’oh’o’wa’er“, a glottal stop (glottal plosive) is used. There is a small pause after each syllable.