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  • Acquerapide
    #1

    The first words... 😢

    While reading some posts in this amazing forum I crossed once or twice the word jackass, and I said to myself:
    Oh, my! What are the very first words that you learn when discovering a new language?

    Vulgar terms, of course!

    All right: let your imagination be free to wander in the darkest sides of your mind, and pull out some new f...in' words!

    The first one is, of course, Fuck! Americans have a thing for it.

    "What/why the fuck...?"
    "Let's get the fuck out of here!"
    "What the fuck should I know/ what the fuck am I supposed to do with it?"
    ...and so on

    When you want to be vulgar, everything is fuckin'!
    "I dont' mind your fucking business!!"
    "are you fuckin' kidding me?"
    "I fuckin' know that!"

    Fucking can be a reinforcement to some actions or an adjective for some things you don't care about or disregard...

    So, how many other vulgar terms do you know in english, deutsch, francais?

    Please, within certain limits... otherwise put some dots instead of letters (Mot....cker, for example), and
    don't let it be a mere list of vulgar terms
    Use your imagination instead!!

    It's not important to be as vulgar as we can... there are words (such smartass ), which are only said to kid, to be unconventional...
    There are stories of misunderstandings or jokes wich are worth to be told...

    I'm begging you, don't let this thread be closed
    Last edited by Ospite; 25-01-2007, 22:08.
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    • Grudge
      • 04/01/07
      • 10641
      #2
      As you said, my first bad word was "F..k" (as well as "F..king", adj.). I can't imagine a different one for first.

      I started to "appreciate" it when I learned the different uses of this word (I was just a child), but I found even more funny the use of "motherf..king" as an adjective.

      Playing Duke Nukem, I learned also "Son of a b..ch". Classic.
      Mother, did it need to be so high?

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        • DonaFlor
          Contessa de noantri...
          • 15/01/06
          • 1262
          #3
          Originariamente Scritto da Acquerapide Visualizza Messaggio
          Fucking can be a reinforcement to some actions or an adjective for some things you don't care about or disregard...
          I remember when I was at school and I made an exchange program with my classmates and some English students... I simply HATE the one who came to my house, and we had to live together for 20 days...

          One night, he "got lost" in the city centre, or better, he decided to follow some guys and go to a pub with them, while my and his classroom where in another pub... I had to look for him all night and when I finally found him, I was so angry that I said to him... "I'm not your f****ing babysitter"!!
          I think all my schoolmates will remember that sentence forever
          Grande chef di Risotti in busta

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            • Acquerapide
              #4
              I just watched "The usual suspects"... do you know that movie with Kevin Spacey?

              So, I just learned that they have expressions which are incredibly similar to ours!!

              "He is a piece of shit" I swear I heard this expression with my own ears!!!

              Another: "do you wanna charge me, dickhead?"

              Interesting similarities...
              Last edited by Ospite; 30-01-2007, 10:31.

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                • Grudge
                  • 04/01/07
                  • 10641
                  #5
                  Ok, all that's funny, but since i read all the books by Irvine Welsh, I do consider those stuff as childish insults.
                  Welsh writes in the english of Edinburgh and without any censorships.
                  That's "keepin'it filthy".
                  Mother, did it need to be so high?

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                    • Acquerapide
                      #6
                      Originariamente Scritto da EloDron Visualizza Messaggio
                      Ok, all that's funny, but since i read all the books by Irvine Welsh, I do consider those stuff as childish insults.
                      Welsh writes in the english of Edinburgh and without any censorships.
                      That's "keepin'it filthy".
                      I guess you mean we should put some fuckin' filthy words everywhere when speaking
                      ... at least when needed.

                      I agree, this is just a childish thread anyway
                      Some of them are funny...

                      others examples:
                      Ass

                      "Asshole" means literally the same than the german "arschloch"
                      and the livornese "bud

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                        • Grudge
                          • 04/01/07
                          • 10641
                          #7
                          Originariamente Scritto da Acquerapide Visualizza Messaggio
                          I guess you mean we should put some fuckin' filthy words everywhere when speaking
                          ... at least when needed.
                          Aehm... not indeed: I only meant that Welsh really knows e.g. how to turn a Scottish cop into an extremely vulgar pig ("Filth"), and I find it very funny, I laugh almost loudly, when I'm reading his books.
                          Mother, did it need to be so high?

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                            • Alika
                              Opinionista
                              • 16/02/07
                              • 317
                              #8
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                              Last edited by Alika; 01-05-2007, 13:40. Motivo: Silly post.
                              La pace viene dalla comunicazione.Ezra Pound.

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