• @uberstar
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    143 years ago

    this post is a certified multilingual classic. Sincerely, a multilingual

  • Sr Estegosaurio
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    83 years ago

    Can relate, I consider that swearing in my language is cooler than in English (mostly because my English sucks xd), because every word can be heavy swearing if you’re creative enough. (Or at least, sufficiently pissed off)

  • RoAe
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    53 years ago

    Could you give an example? Also, which language?

    • @MarcellusDrumOP
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      103 years ago

      Lebanese Arabic. Most curses are about female relatives, because female relatives are “sacred”. People would literally kill you for it if you aren’t extremely close friends, and even then some people don’t accept it.

      The most common curses are “Kiss emmak”, which translates to “Your mom’s pussy”, or “Kess ekhtak”, which means your sisters pussy. That’s it. That’s the curse you’ll get your teeth knocked out for saying. You add a “Kess emmak b ayre” to it for more effect, which means “My dick is in your mom’s pussy”.

      • Sr Estegosaurio
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        83 years ago

        Well TIL. It’s really curious to explore different cultures, even if it’s just by little things like that.

      • @dragnucs
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        53 years ago

        Swear words in English are poorly diversified and do not carry any strong meaning. Arabic however, has so many levels or swearing and so many things to insult. Such a diverse catalog of swearvwords and phrases.

      • @KSPAtlas
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        33 years ago

        Literally a doing your mom joke

  • @KSPAtlas
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    23 years ago

    When a swear word in your language becomes a meme: