I never actually swore until last year and slowly it crept into my language all the time without me realising. My friends still aren't used … moreto me swearing. I sometimes swear in front of my parents when I get really into my opinion about the conservatives or when I complain about David Cameron, Jeremy Hunt and George Osborne in general.
I think I say fuck and shit the most but my favourite swear word is bloody.
I don't like what the party is about, I don't like what they're doing to the country or the NHS and they're all about making the rich richer to a certain extent. I just don't like their politics.
I don't like what the party is about, I don't like what they're doing to the country or the NHS and they're all about making the rich richer to a certain extent. I just don't like their politics.
I tend not to curse in spoken conversation. I usually only do so if in great pain (e.g. cramps, stubbed toe, etc), whereby I shall often use words taken from what little I have learnt from other languages (e.g. Chyort, Scheiße, sacré bleu, Verdammt, etc).
Most of the times it's just in my head and all the other times is when no one is around and that I hurt myself by accident or if I do something stupid.
A lot less than I used to. Customer service jobs do that after years. I do tend to refer to way too many people as "numbnuts".
Maybe if I had the voice of Bob. That's right, I'm reposting it.enter link description here
I swear all the time, I grew up hearing it from my mum, dad, brother, sister, uncles, aunties, cousins and friends so I never really felt awkward or anything about it. Favourite swear word is fuck, although bitch and kunt are good as well.
I don't swear a lot, because I make the use other "colorful" forms of verbal communication in my frequent daily encounters.
The only word that I use somewhat-frequently would be a form of "damnit", such as "Goddamnit". If I had to choose a favorite cuss word, it would have to be bastard. It's so amusing to say.
I love swears and insults in other languages
¡Yo cago en la leche de tu puta madre, pinche idiota!
I shit in your whore mother's milk, you fucking idiot! In Spanish.
I love swears and insults in other languages
¡Yo cago en la leche de tu puta madre, pinche idiota!
I shit in your whore mother's milk, you fucking idiot! In Spanish.
A friend of mine badly burnt himself with boiling hot water and screamed fuck-a-doodle-doo at the top of his lungs, I was on the floor with tears in my eyes.
I am no spanish teacher but i'll try to explain it.
"Me" is used when you're the receiver of the action Example: Me voy a afeitar la barba (I'll shave my beard) or Me siento feliz (I feel happy)
For reasons i don't fully understand , you also use it in the expression "Me cago", i suppose it's because no one is receiving the action of shitting, but i'll try to look for a better gramatical explanation of this.
But anyways, the full sentence would be "Yo me cago en tu madre" but since "me" also implies you're doing the action "Yo" comes around as redundant and unnecessary,and that's why most spanish speakers omit it
Btw, ¡Bueno saber! would mean something like "Good know", the correct expression would be "Que bueno saberlo" or "Es bueno saberlo".
Interesting. Strange that cago is considered a reflexive. As for the *¡bueno saber! I don't really know Spanish idioms, so I just went for the literal "good" followed by the infinitive "to know".
Another interesting fact, so thanks! Are you a native speaker?
I am no spanish teacher but i'll try to explain it.
"Me" is used when you're the receiver of the action Example: Me voy a afeitar la barb… morea (I'll shave my beard) or Me siento feliz (I feel happy)
For reasons i don't fully understand , you also use it in the expression "Me cago", i suppose it's because no one is receiving the action of shitting, but i'll try to look for a better gramatical explanation of this.
But anyways, the full sentence would be "Yo me cago en tu madre" but since "me" also implies you're doing the action "Yo" comes around as redundant and unnecessary,and that's why most spanish speakers omit it
Btw, ¡Bueno saber! would mean something like "Good know", the correct expression would be "Que bueno saberlo" or "Es bueno saberlo".
I am no spanish teacher but i'll try to explain it.
"Me" is used when you're the receiver of the action Example: Me voy a afeitar la barb… morea (I'll shave my beard) or Me siento feliz (I feel happy)
For reasons i don't fully understand , you also use it in the expression "Me cago", i suppose it's because no one is receiving the action of shitting, but i'll try to look for a better gramatical explanation of this.
But anyways, the full sentence would be "Yo me cago en tu madre" but since "me" also implies you're doing the action "Yo" comes around as redundant and unnecessary,and that's why most spanish speakers omit it
Btw, ¡Bueno saber! would mean something like "Good know", the correct expression would be "Que bueno saberlo" or "Es bueno saberlo".
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I usually swear when I can't control myself.
Thanks to the show 24, I'm not a big fan of 'Damn it!'.
I'd say I swear slightly more than usual people. Shit is my standby andI favor rhetorical punch over creative insults.
What is it about Conservatives that you don't like?
You forgot "Mother Dick!"
You and Aaron Paul , (Jesse Pinkman - Breaking Bad), just can't stop saying "bitch", can you?
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I don't like what the party is about, I don't like what they're doing to the country or the NHS and they're all about making the rich richer to a certain extent. I just don't like their politics.
A lot less than I used to. Customer service jobs do that after years. I do tend to refer to way too many people as "numbnuts".
Maybe if I had the voice of Bob. That's right, I'm reposting it.enter link description here
What about their stance on traditional values?
I don't really use the term "Bitch" in the way that Aaron Paul's character seem to use it for.
I use it like an affectionate nickname
but nonetheless, a bitch is still a bitch. . . 
Speaking of swearing, this is the bees knees:
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The only time I swear is when I stub my toe on something:
I tend not to curse in spoken conversation. I usually only do so if in great pain (e.g. cramps, stubbed toe, etc), whereby I shall often use words taken from what little I have learnt from other languages (e.g. Chyort, Scheiße, sacré bleu, Verdammt, etc).
I say fuck and bullshit regularly.
Not a lot, I can't remember the last I did.
Most of the times it's just in my head and all the other times is when no one is around and that I hurt myself by accident or if I do something stupid.
Gosh darnit
lol so that was mr. show. damn saul!
Fuckin' hell! You're a god damn sewer mouth you!
I learned to say "fuck you" from my dad when I was around 3-4 years old. The amount of people I'd surprise when I say that haha.
And yea I do swear a lot. But I don't like to do it on certain occasions because it can be very awkward at times.
Hey I say the same thing.
I bet.
"Fuck that Bullshit."
Is this a pot talking to the kettle right now?
I swear all the time, I grew up hearing it from my mum, dad, brother, sister, uncles, aunties, cousins and friends so I never really felt awkward or anything about it. Favourite swear word is fuck, although bitch and kunt are good as well.
You'd better shape up, or Gosh will darn you to Heck!
I don't swear a lot, because I make the use other "colorful" forms of verbal communication in my frequent daily encounters.
The only word that I use somewhat-frequently would be a form of "damnit", such as "Goddamnit". If I had to choose a favorite cuss word, it would have to be bastard. It's so amusing to say.
I love swears and insults in other languages
¡Yo cago en la leche de tu puta madre, pinche idiota!
I shit in your whore mother's milk, you fucking idiot! In Spanish.
Eu cago no leite da tua mãe, seu idiota.
Now you can say it in Portuguese too, even though that doesn't sound like a real insult around here.
I know. I'm such a rebel.
¡Me cago en la leche de tu puta madre, pinche idiota!
Means the same but sounds better in spanish.
Mops are better
Only on the internet. My fav would be "bitch"
Haha, just doesn't have the same punch. Also, what's up with the tilde over a in mãe?
Why is that allowed in this case?
Either way, ¡bueno saber!
A friend of mine badly burnt himself with boiling hot water and screamed fuck-a-doodle-doo at the top of his lungs, I was on the floor with tears in my eyes.
I am no spanish teacher but i'll try to explain it.
"Me" is used when you're the receiver of the action Example: Me voy a afeitar la barba (I'll shave my beard) or Me siento feliz (I feel happy)
For reasons i don't fully understand , you also use it in the expression "Me cago", i suppose it's because no one is receiving the action of shitting, but i'll try to look for a better gramatical explanation of this.
But anyways, the full sentence would be "Yo me cago en tu madre" but since "me" also implies you're doing the action "Yo" comes around as redundant and unnecessary,and that's why most spanish speakers omit it
Btw, ¡Bueno saber! would mean something like "Good know", the correct expression would be "Que bueno saberlo" or "Es bueno saberlo".
Interesting. Strange that cago is considered a reflexive. As for the *¡bueno saber! I don't really know Spanish idioms, so I just went for the literal "good" followed by the infinitive "to know".
Another interesting fact, so thanks! Are you a native speaker?
My confidence in my knowledge of the Spanish language has decreased dramatically just now.