General foreign swears

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NG

Tuesday, November 15, 2005 11:22 PM

Hey I was wondering if some of the nice shiny people around here to help me out with some foreign swear words.

I'm writing a new series of short stories that I'll bring up at a later date when they manifest themselves into something I've used 'foreign' swear words in my stories for some time, but the last one I did used quite heavy in the alien language of it and this time the story has no aliens and it's a full planet migration kind of thing so I'm trying to cut out all references to race etc. People are just people in the story so I thought adding swearing from other languages would help bridge the gaps, like the use of chinese does in Firefly as it ties down the fact that there aren't any distances between the english and chinese in it.

I've already got some going for the first story, which is now complete. Except I've forgotten a few

The big one I can't remember is 'hu shen', one of the characters shouts it at another (female) so I'm thinking it means bitch or something similar but I have no clue.

I've also tried swearsaurus at insultmonger and none of them are remotely useful. They're like a bunch of kids looking through a dictionary for 'naughty words' like I saw one which, literally, was 'a noble erection' and another was 'suck butter from my ass'. Seriously no one is going to be insulted by that, my 5 year old nephew insults better than that.

I work with the short and simple swears, where someone says something and you get the strange feeling you should be insulted but you don't know why.

Thanks people

OOKAMIKAWAHARA

Thursday, December 1, 2005 8:22 AM

No prob give ya a couple in Japanese. Trans is kinda tame compared to other languages
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
Hope this helps enjoy and have fun

We be aimen to be mibehaven boys and girls

NG

Sunday, December 4, 2005 12:53 AM

Thanks, I've managed to use one already.

OOKAMIKAWAHARA

Sunday, December 4, 2005 1:13 AM

No prob, Always glad to be of help!!! My theory on languages is you learn the fun stuff first and then build on the language and cultural aspects from there. Alright, which one did you end up using so far??? I've got the basics down. Need to work on the more colorful expressions, ie go through Serenity list and retrans a bunch of stuff into Japanese etc. Anyways take it easy and have fun!!

Capt, now this is what I call a fire fight!!

NG

Wednesday, December 7, 2005 1:20 AM

I used Sekarashika to end an argument and I also just got Baka muttered into a conversation. I think the hardest part of using it is to find the appropriate place so people know the rough meaning of what they're saying. It also mixes well with my use of mythology and cultures in my story. I also used the Japanese of donkey 'Usagiuma' as replacement for jackass.

Japanese is going to play a large role in some of the story, which is mostly because I like Japanese

I used to be quite good at spanish through a similar theory to yours, but then suddenly one day it was just gone like I had the knowledge lobotomized.

LUCKYSPENCER7

Wednesday, December 7, 2005 1:36 AM

I'd offer you some French swears, but they hardly measure up to those Japanese ones :)

NG

Wednesday, December 7, 2005 1:41 AM

Swears are swears, I've got spanish ones in and german. They aren't as unique as the japanese ones, it's more about where they're put. So feel free to offer them, I'll find a time and place for them

PINGJING

Wednesday, December 7, 2005 2:15 AM

Well, the native Germans on this board can probably be more help, but I'm happy to share those that I know:

Halt's Maul! = Shut up!

Verpiss dich! = F*** off! (I'm not sure what maturity level this board is, so I'll try to keep the English clean)

Bist du bescheuert? = Are you crazy? or Are you daft?
Or Du bist total bescheuert.

Du kannst mich mal! and Leck mich am Arsch!
These are both translated as Sod you! in dict.leo.org, but that's a British translation... I think they're about equivalent to F*** you!

That's all I got right now.

OOKAMIKAWAHARA

Wednesday, December 7, 2005 9:20 AM

No Prob, glad I could be of help. Yeah have some fun ones. Your one of jackass, although it works is not the correct one. Lit its just donkey ie rabbit type horse. Usagi is rabbit and uma/ba is horse. A better trans of Jack ass is Roba. Still means donkey but a better way of using it as Jackass. tatoeba(for example): sorera no keisatsu wa cho roba da yo!!! (Those cops are really acting like Jack asses!!)nothing against cops just decided to add it in sorry) Another one that I can trans real quick from the list up for Serenity is Stinken Horse piss (kusai na uma unko/kuso) lit stinken Horse crap. unko or kuso can be used in this. means the same thing. Yeah it happens, gotta keep up practicing it or you lose it. One of my friends that stayed w/ me for a year. His English got pretty good but he didn't practice it when he went back so its alot harder for him to converse. Anyways have fun and I will try and throw a couple more up sometime here.

Sarge, which way we flanken ??? I swear these boys couldn't hit side of a damn barn. Thats what they get for joinen the Alliance

CBY

Tuesday, December 13, 2005 4:53 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by pingjing:
Well, the native Germans on this board can probably be more help, but I'm happy to share those that I know:

Halt's Maul! = Shut up!

Verpiss dich! = F*** off! (I'm not sure what maturity level this board is, so I'll try to keep the English clean)

Bist du bescheuert? = Are you crazy? or Are you daft?
Or Du bist total bescheuert.

Du kannst mich mal! and Leck mich am Arsch!
These are both translated as Sod you! in dict.leo.org, but that's a British translation... I think they're about equivalent to F*** you!

That's all I got right now.

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!

DRE

Tuesday, December 13, 2005 5:09 PM

Quote:

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 ^^

---

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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.

ALEN

Tuesday, February 21, 2006 2:05 PM

Here are some in Serbian...
will keep english clean for the sake of younger readers

Budalo! = (you) Fool!
Jedi govna = eat feces
Jebem ti mater! = I have sex with your mother
Pusi kurac! = perform a fellatio on me
Jebi se! = F**k you

need any more, pm me

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NG

Tuesday, February 21, 2006 5:25 PM

Thanks for all the great ones guys, I've managed to get some in and will manage more sooner or later.

My parents keep swearing in french but I find the language incomprehencible so I can never pick up the words. Some are guessable though with the whole common latin rout for words.

GRIZWALD

Tuesday, February 21, 2006 5:32 PM

For insults free of actual cusswords I don't think you can beat the Frenchmen from Monty Python's Holy Grail. Listen to it for some ideas.

"Your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberries." One of my favorites.

ISARDOR

Tuesday, February 21, 2006 10:47 PM

Some more german. I think typical Lower-Saxon ones

Raffst'e eh nich' - You're not intelligent enough to understand
Ich komm' gleich mit dem Knüppel - I'll start a riot soon.
Ach Ficken - Fuck off
Ich zeig dir gleich wie aus 'ner Hand 'ne Faust wird. - I'll show you how a hand turns to a fist.
hmm...
Wichser - Wanker, tosser, motherfucker
Arschloch - Asshole
Schlampe - Bitch
Nutte - Whore

And so on, and on, and on. but not enough time right now.

THEINCOMPARABLENOTION

Saturday, February 25, 2006 2:37 PM

Here are a few offensive french terms and phrases.

Cassez-vous (basically equates to F**k you)

Pisse au loin (piss off)

Merde (Sh*t)

Chienne (feminine form of dog, bitch)

CBY

Monday, February 27, 2006 7:51 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by TheIncomparableNotion:
Merde (Sh*t)

Our old french teacher told us once that "merde" is much stronger than just "shit". We should never use it, she added.

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HUMBUG

Monday, February 27, 2006 8:28 PM

Here's a phrase in Chichewa (also known as Chinyanja) an african language spoken in parts of Malawi, Zambia, Zimbabwe and Mozambique:

Zimachitika! (It means shit happens!)

Humbug

"You know what the first rule of flying is?... Love. You can learn all the math in the 'verse, but you take a boat in the air you don't love, she'll shake you off just as sure as the turning of worlds. Love keeps her in the air when she oughta fall down, tells you she's hurting 'fore she keens. Makes her a home." Mal, BDM

LANKSTERBROWNCOAT

Monday, February 27, 2006 8:37 PM

If you are still looking, here is a site that may help you out.

http://www.insults.net/html/swear/index.html

I hope it is helpfull.

"You all got on this boat for different reasons, but you all come to the same place. So now I'm asking more of you than I have before. Maybe all. 'Cause as sure as I know anything, I know this: they will try again. ...they'll swing back to the belief that they can make people... better. And I do not hold to that. So no more running. I aim to misbehave." - Mal

HAZE

Monday, February 27, 2006 8:47 PM

Here are some Irish ones (You’ll notice a theme)

Go mbeire an diabhal leis thú (May the devil take you with him)

Téigh i dtigh dahliail (Go in the devil's house)

Do chorp don diabhal(Your body to the devil)

Go dtachta an diabhal thú (May the devil choke you)

Or my personal favourite

Go n-ithe an cat thú, is go n-ithe an diabhal an cat (May the cat eat you, and may the devil eat the cat)

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Who do you suppose is in there?

JAYNESBUNKWOMAN

Tuesday, February 28, 2006 3:52 PM

Some more French (Canadian) ones (general meanings, some are literal):

Mange la merde - eat shit
Souse mon grain - s*ck my c*ck
Va d'on shié - you're full of shit

I'll be in Jaynes bunk

RHODRI

Friday, March 10, 2006 3:12 PM

Here's a few Welsh ones with some toned down translations for the young'uns. Note that "c" is pronounced as a "k"!

cach-gi = dog poo(lit)- generic handle for an unpleasant person.

coc-oen = lamb's penis - again used to descibe the chap above.

cachu = feaces, poo, shit.

cwd (pronounced kood) = 4 letter "c" word relating to female genitalia.

ast (pro. arsed) = bitch

tin (pro teen) = bum

twll-din (pro tooll dean) = bum-hole

I admit it's not much, but when we want to get unpleasant we swear in English!

RHODRI

Friday, March 10, 2006 3:15 PM

Gorram it! I forgot this one:

llyfwr tin (llovoor teen) = toady (arse-licker)

REIMBEUTEL

Thursday, March 23, 2006 2:05 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by CBY:

Here are few weaker ones:

- Scheiße! -> Shit! (You just can't live without that one)

For some reason, the English "Shit!" is much harsher than the German "Scheisse!"

Here are some more from a native German speaker:

"Fick dich!" - (lit.) "F*ck you!"

also as: "Fick dich ins Knie!", a proposition to go and f*ck yourself in the knee, which neither makes sense in English nor in German, actually...

"Friss Scheisse und stirb!" - "Eat shit and die!"

"Du kotzt mich an!" - "You make me puke!"

"Schwanzlutscher" - (lit.) "c*cksucker"

I´ll post some more when I can think of ´em...

By the way: I´m from Cologne on the Rhine.

FIRESHINE

Saturday, March 25, 2006 1:44 AM

ive some german/french ones.

sheissekopf - shithead.
muud - shit
schwankopf - dickhead
verpiss - f*ck.

i think they're right. and if you ever want to use some german that sounds like english swears u could use dicke boner which means green beans.

"She Crashes - You Crashed Her!"

REIMBEUTEL

Monday, March 27, 2006 9:58 AM

Although we don´t actually say :"Scheissekopf" oder "Schwanzkopf". It doesn´t translate literarily.

You might use "Arschgesicht", which means "you´ve got an face like an ass" (not the animal), i. e. "assface", which wouldn´t be a proper swear word in English.

Also there is "Sackgesicht", comparing the face to a scrotum.

There are several ones meaning idiot and/or imbecile, like "Idiot", "Trottel", "Depp" or "Hirni". (The last one being out of fashion since the 80´s.)

A crazy person would be called "Verrückter", "Wahnsinniger", "Irrer", or, colloquially, "Spinner".

"You´re crazy!" therefore means "Du bist verrückt/wahnsinnig/irre!" or "Du spinnst!"

OOKAMIKAWAHARA

Friday, March 31, 2006 8:39 AM

Hey Grimlock,
Couldn't remember the other post on here that had talked w/ ya in. Anyways hadn't heard back yet on my reply to your pm. So if you got it kul, if not yeah its no prob just start another thread or pm me back okay. I will try and help you out as best as I can. Take it easy and I will talk with you later.
mata, Ookami yori

Why surren, such a fancy to do, to bad for you Alliance boys, we be a right shiny bunch of Browncoats, now ain't that shame folks

ADRIENNE

Saturday, April 1, 2006 4:54 PM

Just curious - if you have the time & inclination to do the following. From the movie Serenity Wash used Mandarin (???) when Zoe informed him Reavers were hot & heavy on her trail, and Mal said also said something I didn't understand to Simon when he amazingly decked him...
I'd love it if you wouldn't mind translating.

I've already "borrowed" a few other words from your earlier emails, since it's not my habit to swear, 'least in English! Used 'em at work... :)

SassySadie

NATVANYA

Tuesday, April 4, 2006 3:09 AM

i have a q? whatare the insults being said in the movie by all the people thats what i want to know....

NATVANYA

Tuesday, April 4, 2006 3:10 AM

i have a q? whatare the insults being said in the movie by all the people thats what i want to know....

ADRIENNE

Thursday, April 6, 2006 7:19 AM

Yes, me too, I'd love to be able to swear in Mandarin, I absolutely adore challenges & this is a biggie...

If you are unable to swear effectively in English (or your native language), why not just learn to swear in Mandarin, it's ever so much more fun...I'm not bothering to justify this, my response to all those who say Sadie, you're crazy, is "and your point being is?" :)

Now, once I learn the words & prases, O me

SassySadie

REIMBEUTEL

Friday, April 7, 2006 9:10 AM

Alright then, if anybody wants to swear in German at work, I´ll type in the words you need phonetically...

For example, "Scheiße" (shit) roughly is pronounced like this:

"Shy" + a sound like the first syllable (ce)of "celebration"

(I just realized that my first post here also was about shit. Great. Mighty fine way to make a first impression.)

GLUMOL

Saturday, April 8, 2006 3:08 PM

ok a few more french ones

Fils de pute = son of a b*tch
enculé (de ta mère) = (moth3r)f*cker
va chier = p!ss off, although it litteraly means 'go defecate'
putain = fu*k ( litteraly, 'prostitute' in old french )
merde = sh!t
putain de merde = fuck!ng hell
batard = bastard
connard = @sshole

merde isnt really harsher than shit, its really common actually

possibility to link all these with 'de'

example :

'Putain de merde de fils de pute de mon cul' is a nice one

ADRIENNE

Saturday, April 8, 2006 6:04 PM

I'm open to learning some fun phrases, for work and play (my e-mail buddies are kinda stumped @ some of the "foreign swears" I'm shamelessly borrowing from you nice folks - not anything really trashy (like F*** you) - and I'd love some full sentences to get their little 'ole minds to wondering.

Perhaps something odd that you'd never think of putting together - like "The old bastard's belly jiggles like jelly", and one I'd like to use on my army boyfriend "You're mama wears combat boots".

Can you come up with a couple of corny phrases like that for me Reimbutel?

SassySadie

REIMBEUTEL

Tuesday, April 11, 2006 7:49 AM

Your wish is my command (or cussword), Sadie!

While I´m thinking of new corny phrases to translate, let´s start with the two you already mentioned:

"The old bastard's belly jiggles like jelly",

would (roughly again) translate as:

"Die Wampe von dem alten Sack wackelt wie Götterspeise!"

["Dee Wum-pe fonn dem ul-tan Zuck wu-cal-t vee Göttar-shpy-se!"] Gee, that looks weird! The "-pe" is short an pronounced like in "pen", the "dem" sounds like in "demolition", only a bit longer, the "ö" sounds somewhat like the e in the word German, the "-se" is also short, like in "seminar".

"Wampe" is a colloqial term for "Bauch" (= belly) and "alter Sack" is a not so nice way of saying "old man" and literally means "old bag (of bones)" or "old sack (of shit)".

(By the way: the "beutel" in Reimbeutel is the German word for a smaller bag, and a "Reim" is a rhyme, therefore Reimbeutel means "Rhymebag", a wordplay on slimebag. Slime in German is written "Schleim" and pronounced "shlyme".)

And the all-time favourite:

"Your mama wears combat boots".

"Deine Mutter/Mama trägt Kampfstiefel."

["Die-ne Moo-ter trea-gt Cumf-shtee-fell."]

The "-ne" is short like in "never", the "-ter" is short like in "terror", the "trea-" is pronounced like in "Reagan".

Combat boots are also referred to as "Springerstiefel" (Shpringar-shtee-fell), since they are associated with parachute troops, and all people who use parachutes (Fallschirme in German) are called "Fallschirmspringer".

And here´s another one to tide you over:

"Du stinkst aus dem Maul wie eine Kuh aus dem Arsch!"

("You smell from the mouth like a cow from the ass!")

["Doo shtinxed ow-s dem Mowl vee ay-ne Coo ow-s dem Ar-sh!"] The "dem" again sounds like in "demolition", only a bit longer. The "-ne" again like in "never" and the "Ar-" like in "arm".

"Maul" is a colloqial term for "Mund" (= mouth), and "Arsch" is, of course, a word for your rear end.

So much for today, class! There will be tests.

BELLONA

Sunday, April 16, 2006 11:53 PM

i noticed no one's suggested any italian. i love italian swearing, it always sounds so pretty...

andare avere il sesso con sua madre - go have sex with your mother
il figlio di una femmina - son of a bitch
succhiare il mio gallo - suck my c$ck
mangia mio breve - eat my shorts
lei hua un gallo molle - you have a limp c$ck
sua madre succhia il manzo marcio - your mother sucks rotten beef
lei la sorella è una disposizione pigra - your sister is a lazy lay
suo fratello ama dei ragazzi - your brother likes boys
il suo cognome è disonorevole - your family name is dishonourable

oh, and i found this spanish one in a book i read. don't know if anyone's already posted it, but i'll include it anyway.

hijo de puta - son of prostitute

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BROWNCOATJIM

Sunday, November 19, 2006 2:24 AM

here's a good one: "Yob tvoyu mat" which is Russian for "F**k your mother"

Simon: "Were there any Feds?"
mal: "No, no Feds, just an honest brawl between folk."

MISSMAJA

Thursday, December 21, 2006 11:59 AM

here i go with croatian swearwords! I am ashamed!

Budalo! = Fool!
Kreten! = jerk!
Idiot! = Idiot
Debil! = closest translation would be Retard
Šupak = Asshole
Šupčino = big asshole
Jedi govna = Eat sh*t
Seronjo! = Someone who "sh*ts" a lot (verbally)
Jebem ti mater! = F*ck your mother!
Pas mater, short for, jebo ti pas mater! = May the dog fu*ck your mother
Puši kurac! = Suck my dick
Jebi se! = F**k you
Odjebi! = F*ck off
Kujo! Kučko! Kurvo! = all would mean Wh*re
Drolja! = Slut
Pičko! = Cunt!
Pička ti materina! = You're mother's cunt!
Nabijem te na kurac! = I stick you on my dick
Odi u pičku materinu = Go to your mother's pussy
Odi u tri pičke materine = Go to three of your mother's pussies
Bog ti jebo mater ! = God f*cked your mother
Jebo ti vrag mater! = Devil f*cked your mother, or may the devil...
pederčina! = You're gay.. yes.. i know.. but it's a swearword over here
Svinjo! = You pig
Vrag te odneso! = May the devil take you!
Pičkica! = Whimp!
Glup si ko kurac! = You are stupid like a dick!

need I go on?
it's just few most common!

.. so.. this is a glimps of croatian swearwords!
But, I'm a good girl.. I don't swear... much

Fruity oaty bars, Make a man out of a mouse! Fruity oaty bars, Make you bust out of your blouse! Eat them all the time! Let them blow your mind! Fruity oaty bars, Fruity oaty bars...

NEVERMORE

Friday, December 22, 2006 3:22 AM

http://www.tranexp.com:2000/InterTran?url=http%3A%2F%2F&type=text&text
=shit&from=eng&to=nor

I use that translator above to speak norwegian in my firefly game. sure you can make good use of it.

SHINYDS

Wednesday, April 25, 2007 12:26 PM

I'd love to offer som good German ones, seeing as I'm living there right now, but it looks like the natives beat me to the punch. Unless it was mentioned and I managed to miss it somehow, all I can do is offer a shorter version of something that was already said. I've heard one of my roommates using the "Leck mich am Arsch," but he shortened it up to "Leck mich!" Needless to say, the other guy understood just fine what it meant. If I can think of any good ones, I'll post them, but for right now, unfortunately, I'm out. I don't know how helpful this website will be gramatically speaking, but vocabulary-wise it's all the words you never ever wanted to know http://www.notam02.no/~hcholm/altlang/

Nevermore, do you know any norsk or does it all come from the translator? Just curious. I only know about as much as you can fit into a fist.

--SDS

"Wherever we want to go, we'll go. That's what a ship is, you know. It's not just a keel and a hull and a deck and sails. That's what a ship needs but what a ship is... what the Black Pearl really is... is freedom."
--Capt. Jack Sparrow

HURLEY

Monday, May 21, 2007 6:44 AM

Quote:
Originally posted by pingjing:
Well, the native Germans on this board can probably be more help, but I'm happy to share those that I know:

Halt's Maul! = Shut up!

Verpiss dich! = F*** off! (I'm not sure what maturity level this board is, so I'll try to keep the English clean)

Bist du bescheuert? = Are you crazy? or Are you daft?
Or Du bist total bescheuert.

Du kannst mich mal! and Leck mich am Arsch!
These are both translated as Sod you! in dict.leo.org, but that's a British translation... I think they're about equivalent to F*** you!

That's all I got right now.

A friend once told me that Motherf@#&er didn't translate into german with the same effect as in English. Something like Verpiss vixa? I think and instead of anger just shocked looks and definatley a taboo thing to say. In english you can call your friend a MFer and just be kidding around but not in German is this right?
Great idea for a thread BTW. I have been writing SciFi for a while (nothing published) and always like cultural textures I can add to a story.

HURLEY

Monday, May 21, 2007 6:47 AM

Quote:
Originally posted by Hurley:
Quote:

A friend once told me that Motherf@#&er didn't translate into german with the same effect as in English. Something like Verpiss vixa? I think and instead of anger just shocked looks and definatley a taboo thing to say. In english you can call your friend a MFer and just be kidding around but not in German is this right?
Great idea for a thread BTW. I have been writing SciFi for a while (nothing published) and always like cultural textures I can add to a story.

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PINGJING

Saturday, June 2, 2007 2:54 PM

I'm making an educated guess here, so bear with me, but I think that "Verpiss dich, vixer!" means something like Screw you, you wanker!, to use a British equivalent. I think you might be right, it might have a stronger meaning in German than in English. One thing I know for sure is that you don't use Arsch/ass very lightly. One guy in my German class (a frat boy, go figure), called my prof an Arsch, and the prof was REALLY upset. The frat boy kept trying to explain that ass doesn't really mean anything serious in English, but I don't think my prof really understood. Very awkward.

AMNI

Sunday, June 3, 2007 7:57 AM

Need some foreign swears in Pashto? Here's a few:

Stha dha moor = your mothers'..... (used to express exasperation - similar to [Mal's favourite] the Chinese ta ma da - your mothers'...)

(the following could be used to complete the above or stand alone):

Ghul = shit

Ku nah tee = ass or butt cheeks

Kuss = female genitalia (but more like c**t)

Huthi sur = elephants head! (expressing disbelief in something ridiculous)

rook sha murra = get lost man... (go away or leave me alone or what you are saying is ridiculous so shut up).

bain choda = sister f**ker

no nay = di*k ( a childlike term, e.g. 'willy')

I use combine these with English - they sound pretty good to me! Cheers.

XXSTUTTERFLYXX

Saturday, October 6, 2007 5:29 PM

ok i have a few
German
Dummkopf- dumb ass
Hie de nich!- what the hell

Jen-dao-mei
Jing zi
Kwin gwe je deh

REDDRAGON

Sunday, August 17, 2008 11:36 PM

Całują mojego osła
*Kiss my ass in Polish

Przeklinają to!
*Damn it in Polish

Piekło
*Hell in Polish

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Wednesday, June 24, 2009 8:43 PM

The accents won't show properly here--but they're in some of my online stuff if you need links.

Czech

Kurva drat: "bloody hell" sort of.

Blbe: idiot

Skurveny: I don't remember anymore:P

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PLAINJAYNE

Thursday, July 2, 2009 8:16 AM

I love swearin...some might even say I'm addicted to it. In the last 15 years, I think I might have made it all the way through 1 day/night of work/school without using at least one. I used to just bring $10 or $20 to put in the "swear jar" at the beginning of a shift so people would get off my ass about it (I can think of at least one occasion where that didn't cover my tab...not good). I did manage to make it through a shift without bellowing any at the top of my lungs where the general pulic might hear me, though. That experience was kinda like that old Bugs Bunny cartoon where Yosemite Sam gets money knocked off his inheritance every time he loses his temper...God, I miss Yosemite Sam....

Anyway, what was I goin to talk about here?

Oh, yeah, the foreign language swearing...I'm always up for a good cussin' so I've really enjoyed readin this thread. I wanted to tell you about my Vietnamese swear words...but I can't remember any of 'em. My friend nearly died listening to me attempting to repeat the bad words back to her in my slow Southern drawl (yeah, there's a mental image for you. Here's another, when I try to speak Spanish, I sound exactly like Peggy Hill on King of the Hill.) She said she "couldn't do anymore," she just "couldn't take it." I can just imagine. She barely gasped out those words before continuing to laugh hysterically...

Enjoy...(I know, you'll probably yell at me about your nightmares now...oh god, its that voice again...)

Day late an'a dollar short...Story of my ruttin' life!

JAMERON4EVA

Friday, July 3, 2009 2:33 AM

This is straight out of "You Don't Mess With The Zohan" and a mix of German.

Dass ist(german)-bull schlake! - This is bull shit!

TUJIAOZUO

Friday, July 3, 2009 8:29 AM

because the world needs a dictionary that contains insults from every language ...

http://insultmonger.com/

This website is VERY Not Safe For Work.

You have been warned.

Your Indian Pirate Lord,
Ash

PLAINJAYNE

Friday, July 3, 2009 12:19 PM

I am so there...

Day late an'a dollar short...Story of my ruttin' life!