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Original post by iwant2die
When I’m with my Asian friends, they often call eachother ben chord. I have no idea what it means and it’d be awesome if someone was to translate - as they never seem to want to. Cheers!
All you need to know its a very bad swear word. Hence why no one wants to translate it. I dont swear so unfortunately I wont be doing the translation for you.
Original post by MiszShortee786
All you need to know its a very bad swear word. Hence why no one wants to translate it. I dont swear so unfortunately I wont be doing the translation for you.
Oh. But how come they’re saying it to eachother but wont translate it into English for me?
Ben Chord? Sounds like a very high class name.
Original post by iwant2die
Oh. But how come they’re saying it to eachother but wont translate it into English for me?
Individuals play around with such words. There not serious when they are using it. Unless they get into a fight or argument.
Its got a really bad meaning behind it. Its no use being aware of it anyways.
Original post by James738
It means sister ****er
Yeah, what this guy said ^^
Source: Quadrilingual fvck here, know Urdu.
Original post by iwant2die
When I’m with my Asian friends, they often call eachother ben chord. I have no idea what it means and it’d be awesome if someone was to translate - as they never seem to want to. Cheers!
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Original post by iwant2die
When I’m with my Asian friends, they often call eachother ben chord. I have no idea what it means and it’d be awesome if someone was to translate - as they never seem to want to. Cheers!
Just go and call one of them a kutta.
Its a compliment 
'Just go and call one of them a kutta.'
phonetically pronounced gut-tah though
phonetically pronounced gut-tah though
Original post by TheGoodPharaoh
You’re a bhenchod
[QUOTE="iwant2die;74632084"]When I’m with my Asian friends, they often call eachother ben chord. I have no idea what it means and it’d be awesome if someone was to translate - as they never seem to want to. Cheers
