foriegn language profanity?
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Merde, putin, bordel, con, conne, fais chier\n\nThat was french french, Now for some canadian french\n\nOsti de tabarnak, crisse, calisse, ciboire\n\n\nAhh man I love it. What was the point of all this?\n\n\npeace
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I think that continuous usage or even any vulgar usage of curse words shows a lack of intelligence. If someone is upset shouldnt they be able to explain it using non profane words? Anytime I hear anyone, man or woman, using foul language not only does that person appear much less attractive, but it offends me. I have small children as well. They dont need to hear it, frankly no one needs to hear it. The way in which someone speaks reveals not only their competence of the language they are using but their intelligence alltogether.\n\nI completely agree with you.
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Not sure if you're asking "why do some languages *have* curse words and some don't?"\n\nIf that's what you're asking, I don't know of any language (except maybe Esperanto) that doesn't have obscenities.  What language(s) are you thinking of?
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Well for starters the grammar is not right. Second its obscene but not that obscene or in an offensive way. The closest actual translation that you can get to have the right meaning is :\n\nOh! youre such a bad@ss, your real good.\n\nAy = Oh!\n\ntu = you\n\nque = what, or in this sentence "such"\n\nestas = are, (in a state of, or doing)\n\nbien = good, well, fine\n\nthe key word here is Chingon wich is a derivative of a word that is equvalent to F*ck. the word F*ck  in the enlgish language is an incredible word can be used to describe many situations. Much in the same way the word "Chingar" can be used. \n\nChinga = f*ck\nchingon = is a bad@ss\nchingado = f*cked, or f-ing thing\nse chingo = he/she fked themselves, or it f-d up\nchingate = f-- yourself\nchinga tu = f--- your (whatever thing it is)\nah! chingado =  oh! fck\nah! chingon = oh! fcker!\nchingadazo= (a hard blow(physical hit))\nchingadera = f-ing thing\nchingao = f*ckin A!\nchingaquedito = fck slowly\nchingar = can be used for robbing, losing, or winning\nchingo = a great quantity of something\nchingomadral =  a super way of having a mass quantity\nchingoneria =  the contrary of something great or exellent \nchingonon =  and even bigger word for chingo\nchingonisimo = bigger yet still then chingo\n\nand so on and so on. hope this helps............ and for any self respecting mexican out there that is proud of their culture please dont report me cause i believe this is a big word in our culture and im just trying to educate someone on it.
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In what language? It's not an English word.
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If you use profanity enough, it starts to become a habit, and they just slip without you even meaning to say so - I know because I occasionally finding myself cursing in rather inappropriate situations.\n\nAlthough I'm not a fan of overused profanity, it can sometimes be a very good way of expressing a tremendous amount of anger in a clear, succinct way that doesn't involve either going off on a 20-minute-rant or throwing anything.
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Unfortunately profanity is becoming used more and more. It is a "sign of the times" so to speak. Bubbles2006 had probably a good solution, ask the person to quit saying profanities around you. But this can lead to the person doing it even more to aggravate you. Although I don't care for it I have learned to ignore it and let the person speak as they wish. We cannot change them they must do the changing on their own.\n\nOne very intelligent person once told me, "Profanity is used by those whom lack the intelligence to communicate in any other way." I have often though of that statement when I am around someone who uses gross and frequent profanity.
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what language is that becauase i think ur language is horrible
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-F**K:\nSpanish:Cogida\nFrench:Baise\n-Your mother is a b***h:\nSpanish:Su madre es una perra\nFrench:Votre mère est une chienne\n-Asshole:\nFrench:abruti\n-Dick (Or penis)\nSpanish:Pene\nFrench:Pénis\n-Whore:\nSpanish:Puta\nFrench:Putain\n-Stripper:\nSpanish:separador\nFrench:Décolleur\nPu**y (Vagina):\nSpanish:Vagin\nFrench:Vagin\nENJOY!!
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No, of course not! But I can see how someone could say it with the emphasis on the AS and make it SOUND like a profanity! But that's why you posted your question in the "words and wordplay" category...!
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my kids are still young so we are still pretty much referring to them as bad words!! \n\nbut, as they get older it will be cussing...because I grew up with cussing.
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They seem to be swear words. Here is a link.\nJust type in the words at the top
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just saying the word is not in itself, a sin.  the only reason we have profanity in the first place is because of pride, one of the 7 "deadly" sins.  however, using any word inappropriately could be sin.  there are too many unknowns in each circumstance to say one word is a sin.  \n\nreally it's more of a cultural/social no-no
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The F word is Anglo Saxon.  Most others are corruptions of body parts.  My favourite is my old grandad's: 'Bad cess to you'.   It took me a long time to figure it out, but the cess is as in cesspit.
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Usually when people write f**** you,  they would be using a coarse slang. They would use it as an intensive to express annoyance etc.
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I find that the more I travel, the more I find the American language/slang to sound very uneducated.\n\nPeople that study English as their second language sometimes have a better vocabulary than those raised in the USA!  \n\nVocabulary is fascinating, there are so many words that you can use to say the same thing.  Why use profanity?  In my house, when I grew up, my family spoke 3 languages, and profanity was never in any of the vocabulary.  We had enough words to describe what we were feeling or talking about!  \n\nIf you look closely at any of the profane words, it usually is a put-down to somebody, never anything nice to say.  So I choose not to use those words.
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that * is a letter in a curse word \nex:shut the **** up