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Title: Da Guteer -Cussing 101
Post by: Otlan on February 10, 2020, 04:31:02 PM
As the name of this thread says, this thread is reserved fir the anchient art of Cussing, or Swareing, dependending on were your from. In an effort to keep people from being offended, ALL SWARE WORDS WILL BE HIDDEN WITH THE SPOILER TAG! Failure to do so may result in you being hit with the Ban Hammer.

Of course, if your someone who's Delicate Sensabilities are easily offended by Swareing, you shoudn't be here in the first place, so get the
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out -_- !

Guess I'll start this off with a list of all the Sware Words I know the USA and they're meanings.

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That's all I can think of atm XP .
Title: Re: Da Guteer -Cussing 101
Post by: Dina on February 10, 2020, 06:27:03 PM
Ok, that was very extensive and informative for me. Thank you!

Let's see. I was amused to see a Spanish course in Picard, the other day. So I will begin with that.

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Another thing I want to say is:

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I hope I was clear. I will add more examples later.
Title: Re: Da Guteer -Cussing 101
Post by: Otlan on February 11, 2020, 05:47:15 PM
Ok, that was very extensive and informative for me. Thank you!

Let's see. I was amused to see a Spanish course in Picard, the other day. So I will begin with that.

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Another thing I want to say is:

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I hope I was clear. I will add more examples later.

Wow, I did not know any of that O_O . Here I thought
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Latian certinaly has some intresting intricacies n_n .
Title: Re: Da Guteer -Cussing 101
Post by: Dina on February 11, 2020, 10:44:02 PM
As it happens, many words have different meanings when we talk about men or women. For instance, "zorro" means "fox" and it is metaphorically used as a praise for a cunning, clever man. Instead, the feminine version, "zorra" is used as an analogue of what you call "foxy" or "vixen" Something of a
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So, for example, if you say "
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" to a woman, it is a prostitute. While "
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", to a man, is a mildly rude word for "homosexual"

Also, if you say
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not to a person but just like an interjection, it is equivalent to "
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Title: Re: Da Guteer -Cussing 101
Post by: Regenbogen on February 11, 2020, 11:15:49 PM


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That's all I can think of atm XP .

Hello, there. I didn't have much time lately. I'll come back to that later with typical German swearing. For now I realized, there are some similarities to the English swear words. I mean, that they are exactly the same. Some are considered vulgar.
Those I can think of are:

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Similarity to Spanish:
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;-)

Some German words:
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More later when my brain is more awake.
I have to sleep now. :)


OK. One Bavarian one I do have now, because I like it so much, though I don't really use it. It was a Bavarian comedian who said that in one of his shows. I'm going to translate it. It's kind of funny. It's what the father of a tennis playing boy tells the mother of his son's opponent. The name calling is getting more and more intense.
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Sorry for the vulgarity. ;-)
Title: Re: Da Guteer -Cussing 101
Post by: Dina on February 12, 2020, 12:10:10 AM
LOL, that is so funny, Regen!

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Title: Re: Da Guteer -Cussing 101
Post by: Fcrate on February 12, 2020, 11:32:23 AM
Hah, this topic is quite fun..
@Otlan: Thanks for starting it. I have no comment on the American ones, except that I love
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@Dina:
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is new, even after years of hearing spanish people swear on teamspeak. Thank you for the masculine and feminine explanation though.. This I had no clue about, I also didn't know that
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@Regen:
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Arabic swear words (Egyptian dialect mostly, but understood by everyone) are a little tricky because of the pronunciation. We use numbers to compensate for sounds that doesn't exist in the greek alphabet.  So for starters, let me explain those a bit: (Warning: tl;dr)
2 = A in the beginning of a word, example: "fo2ak" should be pronounced as "fo'ak"
3 = A sound from the bottom of the throat, like the beginning of a growl.
5 = kh, a sound like the german "ch" in "achtung".
6 = T, but more flat, and comes from the whole of the tongue touching the top of the mouth.
7 = a heavy, throaty H.
8 or 3' = a sound like the French "r"
9 = a much heavier "S"
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Got to go now, I'll post more later.
Title: Re: Da Guteer -Cussing 101
Post by: Regenbogen on February 12, 2020, 01:59:08 PM
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More to come. It is always important to extend your knowledge.


One more. I'm not sure, if this is official but it's funny and my father calls it people with very broad faces. Not nice but funny:
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Title: Re: Da Guteer -Cussing 101
Post by: Dina on February 12, 2020, 06:53:10 PM
I laughed so hard.
Title: Re: Da Guteer -Cussing 101
Post by: Otlan on February 13, 2020, 05:46:27 PM

One more. I'm not sure, if this is official but it's funny and my father calls it people with very broad faces. Not nice but funny:
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I tried saying that, and my toung tied it's self in a knot and commited suicide XD . That's like trying to say Superkalfraglisticexpalidoucious XD
Title: Re: Da Guteer -Cussing 101
Post by: Otlan on February 13, 2020, 05:59:15 PM
@Dina: I think I remember you telling me once that didffrent words in Spanish could have diffrent meanings . But I honestly did not know any of that XD .

@Fcrate: Don't thank me, you guys inspired me to set this up, I just made the thread XD .

LMAO XD !! Ya,
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actually mean the same thing XD. They're the equivielent of What Regen said

Some German words:
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Title: Re: Da Guteer -Cussing 101
Post by: Dina on February 13, 2020, 06:51:10 PM
I tried saying that, and my toung tied it's self in a knot and commited suicide XD . That's like trying to say Superkalfraglisticexpalidoucious XD

I am pretty good saying that, actually. It is written a little different in English than in the Spanish version I saw as a child, but I love that word. And the movie.
Title: Re: Da Guteer -Cussing 101
Post by: Regenbogen on February 14, 2020, 09:04:42 AM
I tried saying that, and my toung tied it's self in a knot and commited suicide XD . That's like trying to say Superkalfraglisticexpalidoucious XD
LOL
Thats funny. Where is it from?

Thinking of long words to knot tongues, I always loved one as a child. It's no swear word, but the title of a children's book by Michael Ende (the guy who also wrote Neverending Story):
Der satanarchäolügenialkohöllische Wunschpunsch.  ;D
A story about a wizard and a witch competing doing the most evil things on Dec.31 with a deadline until midnight. And if I remember correctly their cat and raven trying to stop them. I have to read that to my little one again.

LOL there is an english translation!!!

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Night_of_Wishes

https://www.amazon.de/Night-Wishes-Satanarchaeolidealcohellish-Childrens-Collections/dp/168137188X/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?keywords=night+of+wishes+michael+ende&qid=1581674107&sr=8-3
Title: Re: Da Guteer -Cussing 101
Post by: Otlan on February 14, 2020, 04:25:08 PM
I am pretty good saying that, actually. It is written a little different in English than in the Spanish version I saw as a child, but I love that word. And the movie.

No surprise it's written diffrently in Spanish, I'm not even sure  I spelled it right XD .
And yes, that is one of the gratest movies ever made n_n <3 !
Title: Re: Da Guteer -Cussing 101
Post by: Otlan on February 14, 2020, 04:30:15 PM
LOL
Thats funny. Where is it from?

Thinking of long words to knot tongues, I always loved one as a child. It's no swear word, but the title of a children's book by Michael Ende (the guy who also wrote Neverending Story):
Der satanarchäolügenialkohöllische Wunschpunsch.  ;D
A story about a wizard and a witch competing doing the most evil things on Dec.31 with a deadline until midnight. And if I remember correctly their cat and raven trying to stop them. I have to read that to my little one again.

LOL there is an english translation!!!

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Night_of_Wishes

https://www.amazon.de/Night-Wishes-Satanarchaeolidealcohellish-Childrens-Collections/dp/168137188X/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?keywords=night+of+wishes+michael+ende&qid=1581674107&sr=8-3

*Nearly has a heart attack and dies* O_O !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Pu1adxqUAg YOU'VE NEVER SEEN MARRY POPPINS O_O !?!?!?!?!

@Dina: Indeed I did not spell it right, go figure XD .

My toung hates you a lot right now XD . Although that dose sound like an intresting book n_n . Almost like a Grim Fairytale XD .
Title: Re: Da Guteer -Cussing 101
Post by: Dina on February 14, 2020, 08:23:18 PM
*is shocked too*  :o :o
MARY POPPINS!!!! Go watch it now!

About that book by Ende, sounds very good. Which does not surprise me, he writes well (and I only read Spanish translations, so he probably is better in the original). I loved Momo, one of my favorite books ever.



Title: Re: Da Guteer -Cussing 101
Post by: Fcrate on February 15, 2020, 05:33:13 PM
OK. One Bavarian one I do have now, because I like it so much, though I don't really use it. It was a Bavarian comedian who said that in one of his shows. I'm going to translate it. It's kind of funny. It's what the father of a tennis playing boy tells the mother of his son's opponent. The name calling is getting more and more intense.
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This sounds like something here we call "Farsh el melaya" where a woman lays into another woman or a man with the most inventive curses you've ever seen. Literally translates as "Spreading the bed sheets". Had a laugh with my friends about it :D
Ok, part II:
A note: "Ibn el" means son of the, "bent el" means: daughter of the. Adding them before any specific insult escalates matters into cursing parents :P
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That's all for now, enjoy :P
Title: Re: Da Guteer -Cussing 101
Post by: Otlan on February 16, 2020, 06:00:32 PM
This sounds like something here we call "Farsh el melaya" where a woman lays into another woman or a man with the most inventive curses you've ever seen. Literally translates as "Spreading the bed sheets". Had a laugh with my friends about it :D
Ok, part II:
A note: "Ibn el" means son of the, "bent el" means: daughter of the. Adding them before any specific insult escalates matters into cursing parents :P
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That's all for now, enjoy :P

I'm gonna have to remeber thoses ones about the Ancestors XD .
Title: Re: Da Guteer -Cussing 101
Post by: Fcrate on February 17, 2020, 04:03:36 PM
Heh.
@Regen:
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Title: Re: Da Guteer -Cussing 101
Post by: Otlan on February 17, 2020, 05:01:51 PM
Heh.
@Regen:
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If I had to guess,
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XD .
Title: Re: Da Guteer -Cussing 101
Post by: Fcrate on February 17, 2020, 08:57:38 PM
If I had to guess,
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XD .
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Title: Re: Da Guteer -Cussing 101
Post by: Otlan on February 18, 2020, 08:01:58 PM
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Maby XD . I tried looking it up and got nothing.
Title: Re: Da Guteer -Cussing 101
Post by: Regenbogen on February 25, 2020, 08:15:26 PM
Hey there. Sorry, it took me so long. I got caught up in some silly game on my cellphone lately, was listening to James Marsters reading DF and couldn't stop, even got audible flatrate because of the damned addiction causing books (even if you've read them several times already) and started reading the new Aaronovitch.
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Heh.
@Regen:
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I'm not sure what they mean. Those are two different words.
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Title: Re: Da Guteer -Cussing 101
Post by: Dina on February 25, 2020, 08:20:18 PM
Mm, the last one sounds conceptually similar to the English
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As I mentioned before, I loved Momo, the Ende book.
Title: Re: Da Guteer -Cussing 101
Post by: Regenbogen on February 25, 2020, 08:46:46 PM
Mm, the last one sounds conceptually similar to the English
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As I mentioned before, I loved Momo, the Ende book.


Yes. Maybe it's a generation thing. I would say
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, but I'm turning 40 this year. LOL The younger ones use words that mean different things to people my age and again have different meanings to older people.
But
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don't really make sense in this context. Except it is a new form of calling someone who does
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And yes: Momo is a great book. Like that, too.
And OK, I will try to watch Mary Poppins. I never wanted to, because of all the singing. It was too much for me. I usually don't like it.
Title: Re: Da Guteer -Cussing 101
Post by: Dina on February 25, 2020, 09:01:28 PM
That surprises me. As you sing yourself I thought you would like musicals, but I guess I am wrong. Julie Andrews is a great singer and personally I think those songs are beautiful, but I understand is not for everyone. Still, I suggest you try...you may be surprised.
Title: Re: Da Guteer -Cussing 101
Post by: Regenbogen on February 25, 2020, 09:12:00 PM
OK. I promise. ;) Maybe I can convince the kids to watch it with me.
Title: Re: Da Guteer -Cussing 101
Post by: Dina on February 26, 2020, 12:35:43 AM
 :)
Title: Re: Da Guteer -Cussing 101
Post by: Fcrate on February 27, 2020, 06:02:39 PM
Thanks for the clarification Regen, but the guy is at least 50 years old. Closer to 60 I'd imagine. Maybe he thinks all of us 30 and 40 year olds are kids? :O
Title: Re: Da Guteer -Cussing 101
Post by: Regenbogen on February 27, 2020, 11:33:15 PM
@Fcrate:
Hmm, maybe just ask him very innocently, what he means. ;D
Maybe he's just a bit weird. ;D
Title: Re: Da Guteer -Cussing 101
Post by: Fcrate on February 29, 2020, 05:26:24 PM
There's a reason I asked you, Regen. If I ask him, I put myself at his mercy, and his translation could very well be less than honest. It's the kind of prank we like to play on each other... Oh what's that mean? It means "my friend" when it actually means
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You know how it goes :P
Title: Re: Da Guteer -Cussing 101
Post by: Regenbogen on February 29, 2020, 10:00:16 PM
Ah, that kind of conversation.  ;)
I think you can't be wrong to assume if he calls you a
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. Though I personally don't think of that as an insult, obviously ;). I would feel honoured.
Title: Re: Da Guteer -Cussing 101
Post by: Otlan on May 31, 2020, 11:21:13 PM
Yes. Maybe it's a generation thing. I would say
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, but I'm turning 40 this year. LOL The younger ones use words that mean different things to people my age and again have different meanings to older people.
But
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don't really make sense in this context. Except it is a new form of calling someone who does
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And yes: Momo is a great book. Like that, too.
And OK, I will try to watch Mary Poppins. I never wanted to, because of all the singing. It was too much for me. I usually don't like it.

It kind of dose though XD .
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So basically he could be call him a Coward for sneaking up on and killing him, as stabbing some in the back is considered a Cowardly Act XD .

Nice to see this Thread Continued on in my stead n_n .
Title: Re: Da Guteer -Cussing 101
Post by: Dina on June 02, 2020, 12:41:33 AM
When I was a child, they would have called someone like that (in the sense of coward) "maricón" or "mariquita", which are offensive words for a gay male. But luckily, this has changed. It is quite unusual know to use those words with that sense. We still use like a lot the word
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which is a general, not kind word for a male homosexual too, but two things happened with that word. For one hand, it lose strength, so it has become less harmful and even many gay people use it to refer to themselves. On the other hand, the word has become wider, not only involving gay people know. It has mutated to something like "bastard" but not too strong but rather mildly unless it is said in a very bad tone.
Title: Re: Da Guteer -Cussing 101
Post by: Fcrate on June 02, 2020, 03:13:45 AM
Maybe in Argentina that's the case, but I know for a fact that in Spain it's still pretty much in use. 2 out of the 4 spanish people who come on teamspeak use
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Title: Re: Da Guteer -Cussing 101
Post by: Dina on June 02, 2020, 03:54:51 AM
Spaniards are more conservative  :)
Still, it is not as if no one says that anymore, it is only much less frequent than before
Title: Re: Da Guteer -Cussing 101
Post by: Otlan on June 02, 2020, 03:24:40 PM
Language is quite a facenating thing XD .