'got broke' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in a past tense, meaning something broke unexpectedly. Example: "I was playing with my new toy when it suddenly got broke."
I finally got broke from sucking eggs, as they say".
I just sort of used it until it got broke and then gave it back to him and said thanks a lot.
My house got broke into, how did that happen to me? Oh my car got stolen, oh I woke up in hospital … it doesn't sound that out of the ordinary when everything is shitty.
"How is it that the people at the top got wealthy and the people at the bottom got broke?" Mr. Skilling replied: "I think, if I thought that there was a concern, I would imagine any economic adviser would say, 'You probably should have sold more, diversified more.' And I think it's very tough.
We started off well, it was just a shame that we got broke.
We got broke a few times and Sam Tomkins saved us.
On Kimmel his phone got broked and it was all he could think about for two days.
You got two good legs there, you wanna watch they don't get broke".
If you want to take a picture it's going to cost something or the s*** could just get broke.
Having said that, there are some people who feel that it is broke, and others who feel that there is a duty to act before it gets broke.
"Dry land farming -- it's a hard business to get rich on, easy to get broke on.
