It’s my last name. It means “broken” in English.

Some people think that the word broken is an insult, but it’s actually an adjective that describes something or someone that is broken, or at least damaged, to some degree. In other words, it’s more of a question of when you’re in the right place at the right time.

A broken heart is the most common example of this, but there are a number of other ways it can be used. Broken English or broken English are words that are used when someone is speaking in a broken or damaged way.

broken English is used when someone is speaking in a broken, or damaged way. A broken heart is the most common example of this.

Broken English in a broken way is a word that was used in the past to describe someone who broke into a house.

Broken English is used to describe someone who broke into a house after their death.

A broken heart can be really sad, but it can also be very confusing. A broken heart is a sign that you want to cry, but you’re not sure why. The fact that you have a broken heart means you probably do not want to cry and are in a state of shock. You don’t want to cry for a specific reason, just because you don’t know what it is.

Another way to say this is that the word is used to describe a person who had a very strong personality. People with strong personalities tend to have strong wills, and they are often overly sensitive to their environment.

Breaking the English language is just the start and end of the path. Breaking the English language is the beginning and ending of the path. It is also the beginning and end of your life.

That’s right; we can all relate to that a little. We all have strong personalities, and that is a great place to start when trying to learn how to be human. However, people with strong personalities are also prone to strong emotions and strong opinions. The problem is that while we can all learn to control these strong emotions and strong opinions, only a few of us can really turn them into something productive. So we end up with very strong opinions but very little productive action.