Shouldn't be a problem, tho.
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Some influencer probably started using it... And now everyone is like "language evolves ok?". :)
No idea. It's a bit like when people suddenly started sentences with "I mean".
You'll get used to it tho. Sike!! Not!!!
I like it tho
It's a while that's happening tho
I had to learn English as an adult and I can assure you it has existed for many years. I had to learn it like many other peculiarities of English.
OP, please follow rule 2.
Why tho
It’s a shortening of though. If you don’t understand how “though” works as a word, I honestly don’t know how to explain it. My best bet is to just absorb as much English as possible by watching TV and reading fiction.