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"I'm broke" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express that you don't have enough money for something, for example: "I wanted to go on vacation this summer, but I'm broke."
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"I'm broke".
"I'm broke," he said.
Anyway, I'm broke.
"I said, 'I'm broke.
"I'm broke," I acknowledged.
But it's 20 quid and I'm broke.
"I lost everything, man, I'm broke.
"I'm broke," she said, without knowing to what extent.
Make her pay!" "I'd just say I'm broke".
They'll say: 'What does he think, that I'm broke?
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"Basically, I'm broke-broke," he said.
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