The worst swear word in my second language is pōkokohua. It means boiled head. Your head is sacred, so turning it into poop is the worst thing you could do to someone. Basically take all their mana (authority, public standing, it’s hard to explain fully in English) and turn it into shit.
I’m rewatching an old movie series from my country and one of the characters has some fantastic curses.
Dog-headed, unimaginative, impotent porridge farmer. Fleabitten amateurs, perverted shitspreaders.
My favorite I’ve learned of his is probably “no-good klamphugger” (doesn’t have a translation, but its a slur for a poor worksman. Like it just means poor worksman, but it’s a slur).
If your’re such a fucken genius why don’t you just make the cars out of lego and beer cans then? Ever think of that ya fucken knob?
british curses are always fun. cursing in my native language feels like crimes against humanity compared to this.
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The worst swear word in my second language is pōkokohua. It means boiled head. Your head is sacred, so turning it into poop is the worst thing you could do to someone. Basically take all their mana (authority, public standing, it’s hard to explain fully in English) and turn it into shit.
shithead might be the USian version
Where I’m from we’ve got “glatnakke” which means “slippery neck”. It basically just means dickhead.
i don’t want to because they’re all really demeaning to women.
I literally had this conversation yesterday, somewhere else over the federation (same language).
I’m rewatching an old movie series from my country and one of the characters has some fantastic curses.
Dog-headed, unimaginative, impotent porridge farmer. Fleabitten amateurs, perverted shitspreaders.
My favorite I’ve learned of his is probably “no-good klamphugger” (doesn’t have a translation, but its a slur for a poor worksman. Like it just means poor worksman, but it’s a slur).
Let me guess, Olsen-banden? :denmark-cool: