britoga

Britoga is a slang term used primarily in the United Kingdom to refer to British people. It is a portmanteau of "British" and "oga," the latter being a term sometimes used colloquially to refer to people or individuals. The word is informal and its usage can vary; some may find it endearing or humorous, while others might consider it to be slightly derogatory or overly familiar, depending on the context and the speaker's intent. It is not a formal or widely recognized term in standard English.

The origins of britoga are not precisely documented, but it likely emerged from informal online communities or casual spoken language. Its adoption and perception can be subjective and depend heavily on the social group using it. Like many slang terms, its meaning and impact are fluid and can evolve over time. It is generally understood to be a lighthearted or casual way to refer to someone of British nationality, often implying a sense of shared identity among those using the term. However, due to its informal and potentially ambiguous nature, it is not recommended for use in formal settings.