Cuzの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: "Whu'up cuz" short for "whats up, cousin" is a slang word used in informal settings but only within certain groups of people. It means "how are you doing?"

A: "Cuz" is either because (потому что) or short for cousin (кузен).

A: Cuz is a slang/ informal term. It can sometimes replace "because" or be used to mean someone's cousin.

A: Ex:

"I want to leave coz he's waiting."

"I want to leave because he's waiting."

A: cuz or coz means because

A: A good rule of thumb is to just usually use "see" when it makes sense, but "seeing" is absolutely a word!

Ex: "I've been seeing a lot of you recently."
"I'm seeing a green book." (Used only when you are seeing it right now, and usually when the listener cannot see the same thing.)
"I love seeing the butterflies."
"I was seeing red." (An expression that means you were very angry.)

A: I haven’t played today cuz I didn’t want to

I didn’t go out cuz it was raining today

Cuz : Because

A: cuz is a slang term meaning because

I was wondering cuz the word "cuz" is uncommonly used where I live.

A: "cuz" es breve por "because" en inglés, es muy informal, pero cuando se usa, tiene la misma significante como "porque". Por ejemplo, "He did this because you requested it", es más formal que "He did this cuz you asked for it" , pero ambos significan "Él lo hizo porque lo pediste"

A: cuz can be short for "cousin". Also, short for "because". but it's very casual

A: "Cuz" is a sort of slang-type word. It means cousin, so there's no difference.
An example would be; "My cuz is coming over tomorrow to go to the park!"
This would be the same as; "My cousin is coming over tomorrow to go to the park!"
Hope this helps!

A: "cuz" is a short form of "because", but it is mostly used in situations like when you are texting your friend. Please do not use "cuz" in formal situations.

A:

in practice, people use these interchangeably

A: no difference. “cuz” is a shorter version of because. because=cuz

A: "Cuz" means the same thing as because, but it's a shortened, colloquial word. You would see or hear it more when you're talking or writing to someone very casually. If you're talking to someone politely, using "because" would be better.

A: I'm shocked cuz the KitKat I had bought tasted like coffee. I didn't expect it !

A: Had to

A: Here you go!

A: "cuz" (also sometimes "cos" or "coz") is an informal/slang short form of "because". It can replace "because", but not "why".

"cuz" can also sometimes be used as an informal/slang short form of "cousin" and in some areas "cuz" can be used to address a close friend.

A: * I couldn't help but accuse him, because those days I thought I wouldn't escape being harassed by him.

A: I think i might throw up cuz I drank too much alcohol

A: Don't be sad, that's just the way we the people are. Some of us will love some of us will hate. But that alright! Because we also have the power to forget, love, and hate and it's our choice to pick either one of those choices! And again, Everything is alright and it's your choice to believe it!

A: but probably better to use the proper spelling for "because"

A: some use it as a habitual phrase/filler words without actually meaning the sense of the words. Otherwise, it's just as in "you know that guy over there? I used to live next to his house" same as "do you know..."