actress, how do you choose between using BRAVO or

Question:I'm just really curious.

Best Answer - Chosen by Asker: I'm just really curious.

These days, it really doesn't matter. Techically "o" for male, "a" for female, and "i" for the company.

Just stand up and shout, if you feel the performer deserves it.
We do hear it, believe me.

i think Bravo is for a male and Brava if for a female

The first answer is correct. The words are Italian, so the "o" ending is male and the "a" ending is female.

And if you want to go whole-hog, "Bravi" [brah-VEE] encompasses everyone.

Bravo is an spanish word used to congratulate someone's performance, it is an interjection, not an adjective. Interjections in spanish apply to both genders. If you'd use the spanish word "brava" to congratulate a female actress, instead of "bravo", you would be qualifying her as a brave person, not necessarily congratulating her.

bravo-is an italian word used to congratulate someone for being talented at something.

o/i endings are masculine, and a/e endings are femine.