Sentence examples for fam from inspiring English sources
'fam' is an acceptable form of written English
It is often used to refer to a person's close social circle of family and friends. For example, you could say, "My fam is always there for me no matter what."
Other tweets grabbed before the account was closed down suggested the individual behind the account was a newly converted Muslim, as it included statements such as "I don't know Arabic" and "my fam didn't trip when I became a Muslim".
Among the most pervasive are bruv, mate, bare, fam, gwop or peas (money), and chirpsin', linkin' and lipsin' – flirting, dating and kissing respectively.
Other tweets reportedly suggested the account belonged to a recently-converted Muslim, including comments like "I don't know Arabic" and "my fam didn't trip when I became a Muslim".
When the English version first appeared, it was as shocking as if one was printed now that went: "A man say da flood coming fam, and it will be BRUTAL u get me 4 mash up da whole EARTH.
And dis old bruv Noah build dis crib im call ark wid BEAR space, wid room 4 2 goat and 2 camel and 2 weasel and shit u shld see it fam it SICK".
At first it's O.K.: you get numbers, though nothing you would take home to the fam.
Who doesn't want to be fam-ilee?
"We are fam-ilee," the great old Sister Sledge single went, and then the 1979 Pittsburgh Pirates swiped it and made it their own, riding that beat all the way into the World Series and winning with it, of course.
More like fam-uh-lee, actually, which is what the crowd was chanting, repeatedly, at B. B. King Blues Club & Grill on Monday night during a performance by Twiztid, one of the most established and best acts in the Juggalo universe.
When the group left the stage after an hour or so, the fam-uh-lee chanting got intense for a minute, but it wasn't nearly as disturbing as when the house lights went up, the club's speakers started blaring Journey's "Don't Stop Believin' " and a couple hundred kids with painted faces shouted along.
