Bloke vs. Broke, What's the difference?

[humanearth]

[ChrisMaster69]

A bloke is just a man.

as in “where did you get mobile from Dave?”

“I swiped of some drunk bloke in the pub”

“Dave, you fancy a blokes night out?”

”nah mate and skint, totally broke this month till pay day “

[AviatorTom]

Maybe a typo... but "L" and "R" are on opposite ends of the keyboard, so that's not very likely.

[humanearth]

Bloke is a person usually living in Australia, from what I'm finding out. That its a another word for Dude

[AviatorTom]

@humanearth I know that... "Bloke" is used for "Guy" in England and in many former English colonies, not just Australia. I was trying to be funny.

[humanearth]

Oh, I didn't catch it

[Snsl153]

What Leighbee said. A "bloke" is just a man, whereas someone who is broke has no money (and that person could be either a man or woman).

[leighbee]

Thanks lol

[leighbee]

Bloke is a British slang word for a man. Broke is someone who doesn't have any money.

[Guy13]

Doesn’t bloke reference a boy or man? And broke can be anyone?

[Guardian45]

bloke (chiefly British, informal)

- man, fellowbroke - past tense of break- penniless

[Freyke]

Bloke is a guy
Broke is having no money

[Likes2drive]

A person and being poor I suppose

[saarisrael]

dont know