What’s the difference between “ artsy” and “ arty “ ?
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I’ve never heard of arty. But artsy means someone who is artistically inclined.
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In the UK we would definitely say arty. Artsy can sound like a rude word!
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From what I understand they are the same thing. Although, people don't usually say "arty" they say "artsy" instead. Artsy can come off as a cuter term as well.
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