How do you use "Fella" in a sentence?

This is my fella. Her fella's nice. Where's your fella tonight?

Fella

Q: What does "Fella" mean?

Boyfriend, man, guy (British informal). 'Fella' is informal for boyfriend or man. 'My fella' means my boyfriend. 'Her fella' is her partner. Warm, casual term without negative connotations.

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Meaning: Boyfriend, man, guy (British informal).

男朋友，男人，家伙（英式非正式用语）。

Novio, hombre, tipo (inglés británico informal).

彼氏、男、やつ（イギリスの口語）。

남자친구, 남자, 녀석 (영국 비격식).

'Fella' is informal for boyfriend or man. 'My fella' means my boyfriend. 'Her fella' is her partner. Warm, casual term without negative connotations.

'Fella'是男朋友或男人的非正式说法。'My fella'意思是我的男朋友。'Her fella'是她的男朋友。温暖随意的称呼，没有负面含义。

'Fella' es una forma informal de decir novio u hombre. 'My fella' significa mi novio. 'Her fella' es su pareja. Un término cálido y casual sin connotaciones negativas.

「Fella」は彼氏や男性のくだけた呼び方。「My fella」は私の彼氏。「Her fella」は彼女の相手。温かくカジュアルで、ネガティブなニュアンスはない。

'Fella'는 남자친구나 남성을 가리키는 비격식 표현이다. 'My fella'는 내 남자친구, 'her fella'는 그녀의 남자친구라는 뜻이다. 부정적 뉘앙스 없이 따뜻하고 편안한 표현이다.

Examples

This is my fella.
这是我男朋友
Este es mi chico
こちらが私の彼氏です
이쪽이 내 남자친구야.
Her fella's nice.
她男朋友人不错
Su chico es majo
彼女の彼氏はいい人だ
그녀 남자친구 괜찮은 사람이야.
Where's your fella tonight?
你男朋友今晚在哪？
¿Dónde está tu chico esta noche?
今夜、あなたの彼氏はどこ？
오늘 밤 네 남자친구는 어디 있어?

Pronunciation

/ˈfɛlə/

Usage Guide

Context: boyfriend, partner, man

Tone: warm, casual

✓ Do Say

Fella
男朋友
chico
彼氏
남자친구
My fella
我男朋友
mi chico
私の彼氏
내 남자친구
Her fella
她男朋友
su chico
彼女の彼氏
그녀의 남자친구

✗ Don't Say

Neutral term—no negative connotations
中性词汇——没有负面含义
Término neutro, sin connotaciones negativas
中立的な表現——ネガティブなニュアンスなし
부정적 뉘앙스가 없는 중립적 표현

Common Mistakes

Just means boyfriend/man

Origin & History

From 'fellow' shortened and softened. Became standard informal British for boyfriend or male partner. Warm and neutral.

Etymology: From fellow

First recorded: British informal, 19th century onwards

Cultural Context

Era: 19th century onwards

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

Pop culture: British casual speech

Regional notes: Standard British informal.

Variations

FellaMy fella