General foreign swears

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DRE

Tuesday, December 13, 2005 5:09 PM

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Sekarashika: Nagasaki slang for Shut the fuck up.
Shimatta: Damn
Kuso: Shit (I had added u which when written at end of word, means the letter before it should be extended, but checked and didn't need it.)
Ushi kuso: Bull shit, direct trans from English another way to say it is oki na usotsuki: lit a big liar.
yariman: slut or ho
baka: Fool
Baka yarou: Bastard

Typically, one would just say 'yarou' if you're off the streets. Adding baka typically comes from a)a woman, or b) a pissed-off salary-man type.

'Shimatta' I always tagged with particle 'zo' for emphasis. and in my recollections most hot-headed people yelled it back at me ('Shimattazo').

Also available to ya in Jap:
'Temee': used as a 'Son of a bitch' or 'dumshit' type... not used as a direct noun usually, just an expletive IIR. (I.E., 'temee...mou keshite iwanu..' 'Dumb bastard/SOB..I ain't speakin to you again')
(The origin of this word actually is interesting, as I think this (and some of the others IIR came about as insults against the old ceremonial systems during the Sengokujidai)

Also, 'zakkenja nai, zakkenjanee, zakkenja nainda': "Go fuck yourself" Very strong street.

Just my two cents, having grown up around Jap punks for some years.

IKIYO.
DRE

OOKAMIKAWAHARA

Tuesday, December 13, 2005 7:56 PM

DRE, Thanks for adding the stuff in
Yeah some of your stuff I'm guessing is probably hogen/ben (Regional slang). Most of my stuff is basic or from Kyushu area. Also for me its more insulting if you keep the baka in. Because its stronger sense your lit saying You stupid bastard. not familar with the zo. I know (yo) to add the emphise. but..... Anyways thanks again for adding the stuff in here. Well I'm commenting throw a couple other ones out.
Yabai: risky. A couple of my friends loved to use this one.
Muri: impossible (friends would yell this one out when ever I was playing pool) enjoy the language and keep having fun here. Also quick question for ya DRE, where did you live in Japan?
As I said, I've bumed around Kyushu for about a yr. mata, Ookami yori

I ain't disagreeing I only want a drink!!!

DISA

Tuesday, December 13, 2005 9:54 PM

Ok swear words, obscure swear words but swear words all the same

CAUTION !!!!!! very bad english language used in translations

This is icelandic cursing, with direct translation and "proper" use:

Helvítis = Hell (used like english would use "shit" and can also be used with another word like helvítis Fox Network , taking on the same meaning as "fucking"

djöfullinn = Devil ( same as above)

skíthæll = shitheel ( used like "bastard")

Fífl = idiot (self explanatory)

Fáviti = idiot (we like saying that so we found more words to say it)

...if you want more let me know

PINGJING

Wednesday, December 14, 2005 3:53 AM

Quote:
CBY wrote:
Alright, as a German native I would say that you are quite good ;-)

Well, despite some little naunces (I won't bother you with them right now) everything you said is right. You picked the rough ones though.

Here are few weaker ones:

- Ich glaub's nicht... -> I can't believe it!
- Raff' Dich mal! -> Pull yourself together! (this is a pretty new one, mainly used by teenagers)
- Scheiße! -> Shit! (You just can't live without that one)

And here two little Swabian specialties:

- Rutsch mir doch den Buckel runter! -> roughly translated something like: kiss my ass!
- Heilig's Blechle! -> Oh my Gosh!

Actually, if you get a chance, can you bother me with the nuances? If I'm gonna swear in German, I want to swear properly!
And, this is off topic, but--you're Swabian?? My parents are Swabian, and damn proud of it! I already knew heilig's Blechle, but the other one is new to me. As is Raff' dich mal. I would love to hear any other new slang you've got...

Julia

ILPSTER

Monday, January 2, 2006 2:01 PM

Well, here's a couple of finnish swears:

Paskat! = Oh shit!
Haista paska! = Screw you! (Literally 'Sniff shit!')

Helvetti = Hell
Saatana = Satan
Perkele = Devil

Helvetti!, Saatana! and Perkele!: as curses they all roughly translate to Damn! or Goddamnit!

helvetin/saatanan/perkeleen = goddamned

Saatanan keskonen! = Goddamned idiot! (Literally 'Satan's premature infant!')

Hope this helps.

Edit: it looked very rude, so I took away some f-word equivalents and stuff.

"Someone ever tries to kill you, you try to kill them right back!"

GUENEVER

Monday, January 23, 2006 12:08 PM

I've been using
http://www.mandarintools.com/
and so far no one has complained about my chinese translations. They even provide spoken pronunciations.

G

VARKOV

Monday, January 23, 2006 11:57 PM

These are Irish ones. Not much, but then again we Irish use our fists more than our mouths. I've included the phototinetical thingys so all you kids at home can use em.

Amadán (ama-dawn) : Idiot
Póg mo hóin (p-owe-g mu h-owe-in) : Kiss my ass
Focal leat (fu-kill lat) : F**k off
Striapach (stree-a-pok) : Whore
Bitseach (bit-shock) : Bitch
Téigh trasna ort féin (t-ay-g tras-na err-t f-ay-n) : go f**k yourself

ERISTOFF

Friday, January 27, 2006 11:32 PM

Hey, if it's OK with you I can put in some portuguese ones, though most of them are similar to spanish ones...

Here go some examples:

Vai-te foder - F**k you
Otário - Idiot, Jerk
Foda-se - F**k!
És um monte de merda - You're a big pile of sh*t
Cabrão - As**ole

"Sir, I think you have a problem with your brain being missing."

HAEKELDRACHE

Saturday, January 28, 2006 12:27 AM

Quote:
Originally posted by CBY:

And here two little Swabian specialties:

- Rutsch mir doch den Buckel runter! -> roughly translated something like: kiss my ass!
- Heilig's Blechle! -> Oh my Gosh!

*lol* "Heilig´s Blechle!"? Great ^^

---

"Burn the land and boil the Sea, you can´t take the Sky from me..."

Haekeldrache is german for Crochetdragon

GRIMLOCK

Sunday, January 29, 2006 12:47 AM

While not very useful in cursing a person out, a little game a few friends and I started when we were working on cars was to who curse an offending nut or bolt the longest.

Repetition was not allowed neither were any of the "7 words you can't say on TV."

It led to some interesting strings.
... yellow snow eating, goat kissing, income-tax evading, ploka-dancing, hagis eating, plaid wearing...

You get the idea.

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