No brokko mi ede! *
* don't break my head
Sranan
Suriname
Expression
USED
Frequently
BY
Everybody
The phrase is used when someone is stressing you out. You say this to draw a line and indicate you do not want to hear about it anymore because it is you causing stress.
You: 'The car is broken and we need to pay for the repair. How we gonna do that?'
Me: 'I don't want to talk about it. No brokko mi ede.'
Submitted January 2021
by anonymous
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<h2>No brokko mi ede! </h2>
<h3>Literal translation: No brokko mi ede! </h3>
<p>The phrase is used when someone is stressing you out. You say this to draw a line and indicate you do not want to hear about it anymore because it is you causing stress.</p>