Post your favorite profanities from your language translated literally (word by word) in English.

Slovak is my language and some of the most widely used are:

Go to ass or go to c..t (means f..k off)
It's in the ass/c..t (means it's f..ked up)
It's for sh.t (means it's no good)
You d..k/c..t (means basically the same in English)

Then there are many combinations since Slovak uses various prefixes and postfixes. Cursing in Slovak can sometimes be quite creative

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1) When I post a message on this forum, I will do my very best to write in a polite manner and not use foul language and / or insult an individual or group of people.

Can't see this lasting long.

Quote from amp88 :

Can't see this lasting long.

I did my very best to write in a polite manner
And I'm not foulmouthing anyone. I was just interested in other languages. There are profanities in Oxford dictionary too.

If you want to insult somebody, then Dutch is the language to learn. Nobody swears like the Dutch.

I prefer "go **** yourself you **** eating uncle ******''.


What that means is, go **** yourself you **** eating uncle ******.

Quote from Becky Rose :

If you want to insult somebody, then Dutch is the language to learn. Nobody swears like the Dutch.

Godverdomme, vuile kankerjood!

Will that do?

edit: Oh shi-, this will get me b&.

Suksi v.....n - Cross-country ski to a female reproductive organ. That always cracks me up, because it means the same in Finnish

What's the profit of making such a thread? So you will know bad phrases in every language there is?

Quote from Becky Rose :

If you want to insult somebody, then Dutch is the language to learn. Nobody swears like the Dutch.

I always thought french was created for that. At least that would still sound nice while swearing while dutch would be more spitting I think

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French is my favorite. Fantastic language. Especially to curse with. Nom de dieu de putain de bordel de merde de saloperie de connard d'enculé de ta mère. It's like wiping your arse with silk. I love it.

guess the movie

You can say *anything* in french and it sounds incredibly profound and romantic.

"Je viens de pissé dans mon froc"

http://www.it-rx.com/insults/swearing/

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Quote from NotAnIllusion :

http://www.it-rx.com/insults/swearing/

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That's a good one. I checked the slovak part and found some swears that I have never heard of and some of them haven't been used for at least 500 years