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I've learned two new phrases at work from some chineese friends, ain't other langages great, you can swear at your boss without them knowing what your saying HAHAHA.
But, of couse, if im just saying two things over and over again, it gets boring, so i want to learn some more swear words, any help?
But, of couse, if im just saying two things over and over again, it gets boring, so i want to learn some more swear words, any help?
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(Original post by Ryoku)
I've learned two new phrases at work from some chineese friends, ain't other langages great, you can swear at your boss without them knowing what your saying HAHAHA.
But, of couse, if im just saying two things over and over again, it gets boring, so i want to learn some more swear words, any help?
I've learned two new phrases at work from some chineese friends, ain't other langages great, you can swear at your boss without them knowing what your saying HAHAHA.
But, of couse, if im just saying two things over and over again, it gets boring, so i want to learn some more swear words, any help?
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(Original post by Ryoku)
I've learned two new phrases at work from some chineese friends, ain't other langages great, you can swear at your boss without them knowing what your saying HAHAHA.
But, of couse, if im just saying two things over and over again, it gets boring, so i want to learn some more swear words, any help?
I've learned two new phrases at work from some chineese friends, ain't other langages great, you can swear at your boss without them knowing what your saying HAHAHA.
But, of couse, if im just saying two things over and over again, it gets boring, so i want to learn some more swear words, any help?
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erm, can everyone say what the phrase means and which language it's in please! Eg taunee mee_ chinease for **** your mother
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French for sh|t is Merde and f**k your mother is niç ta mere
oh and you are a ***** is "Tu as une chienne"
and "You are a **** head (also a very good card game!)" is "Tu as une tête de merde"
oh and you are a ***** is "Tu as une chienne"
and "You are a **** head (also a very good card game!)" is "Tu as une tête de merde"
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cool, ***** is bienzu, so **** you ***** sounds somin like Taunee bienzu! in chinese
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well, yes, it languages, you can tell a lot about a people by there swear words, eg if they ave a lot, then they're Very angry
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I think this should satisfy your needs!!
http://www.insultmonger.com/swearing/index.htm
Or as they say in Sweden, Håll käften din jävel!
http://www.insultmonger.com/swearing/index.htm
Or as they say in Sweden, Håll käften din jävel!
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(Original post by Ryoku)
well, yes, it languages, you can tell a lot about a people by there swear words, eg if they ave a lot, then they're Very angry
well, yes, it languages, you can tell a lot about a people by there swear words, eg if they ave a lot, then they're Very angry
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(Original post by ThunderCat8)
I think this should satisfy your needs!!
http://www.insultmonger.com/swearing/index.htm
Or as they say in Sweden, Håll käften din jävel!
I think this should satisfy your needs!!
http://www.insultmonger.com/swearing/index.htm
Or as they say in Sweden, Håll käften din jävel!
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#15
in arabic eff your mum is nic imak...
in german its (eff you) fik du...
I think this thread is going to be deleted
in german its (eff you) fik du...
I think this thread is going to be deleted
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#18
(Original post by ThornsnRoses)
in german its (eff you) fik du...
in german its (eff you) fik du...
Beleidigungen austauschen
and say the following:
Fick dich (F you)
Fick euch (plural, hehe)
Scheisse (S***)
Schlampe (slut)
Schwanzkopf
Schnalln (whore)
Blöde Fotze
Drecksau
Blödes Arschloch
Dummes Huhn
Leck mich am Arsch
Mach es dir selber
Scheisskopf
Schnoodle noodle
Dummkopf
Verpiss Dich
Wichser
Arschgeige
Hosenscheisser
Schweinebacke
Dumpfbacke
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There aren't any words as strong as 'swear' words in Japanese (probably because of the 'polite' culture), but 'kuso' translated is 's***t'. Doesn't have that same strong connotation, you can use it in the classroom.
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