Most common swear words in Europe

Most common swear words in Europe

it's fock not fuck

>europe
>turkey but not russia
Who makes those fucking maps

some kurva

>Denmark
>lort
That's an inoffensive form of shit here in Norway.

fuck, helvede, satans, fanden, kraftedme, squ, luder, kælling, bosse, so, bitch, svin, perker, perle

"Блядь."

Im okay with this.
Turks are more european than russians anyway.

We say FODASSE but ok

What is Iceland's problem with Switzerland?

Vittu saatana perkele jumalauta paska helvetti

Oh fuck off.
You both stay out of my cunt!

helvetes jävla kuksugar hora till fanskap din fitta

>la naiba
I've literally never heard a real person say that unironically
it's usually băga-mi-aș pula

I say PORRA.

Lots of people say MERDA.

yeah I was about to post this
I only used to say la naiba when I was little because I heard it on cartoons and didn't know any better

because they are domain of satan
Helvete

>netherlands
>NIET KANKER
u wot u kankerjong

We might say cunt more. Alot of people say cunting instead of fucking as well.

Could you explain the meaning behind some of these? Like svin. Do you pronounce it like the name sven? Or fanden, kraftedme kælling and squ.

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>porratugal

wait, is Spanish the only language with the inverted exclamation/interrogation ¡¿

Putain de vrai.

No way, your flag is a proxy.

>t.urk

This is true
t. russian diaspora

aj siktir be

fuck - fuck
helvede - hell
satans - satan
fanden - the devil
kraftedme - kræft = cancer. it's used when describing something really bad.
squ - kind of like damn. "that car is damn nice"
luder - whore
kælling - crazy woman
bosse - gay
so - a female pig
bitch - bitch
svin - swine
perker - racial slur for muslims
perle - a play on the danish word for pearl used as a racial slur for muslims

I thought it would have been kurac for countries that speak Serbo-Croatian

Thanks Dane bro. A few of them I guessed at and they we were right but others had no idea

porra is brazilian portuguese mostly (the word exist in portuguese, but not as frequently used for swearing)
foda-se for portugal

sorry, my bad
C A R A L H O !
basically punctation, that's how often it's used

Do the French in Belgium use "kut" too or is it only for Dutch speakers? For French it would also be "putain" I guess.

t. Ahmad Mustafa von Sternberg

sasuga

V4 united in kurwa / kurva

Another prove that modern hungarian language is mostly made of slavic words.

>keikti
That is not a swear word that just means "to swear"

desu we don't really have our own swears apart from "pisti"

I know all of these thanks to My summer car

Holy fuck why do I have a swedish flag?

t. Hans being a jew by pretending to be a t*rk for you's

>sranje

sranje isnt even a swear word

the most common swear words here are variations on jebo-jebote-jeboti-jeboga-jebiga-jebemti-jebeno etc etc... which dont have to even have a negative meaning except when they come in adittion with pičku materinu mater, strinu, sestru, sve, boga, isusa, mater božju, etc etc... which then often just get shortened to pizdu materinu, or božju mater, pas mater, or just simply mater

also pička has several concrete meanings depending on context and the word kurac is used a lot for practicaly everything, interchangably with pizdarija and bog, but these then can also mean completely diferent things, so you can say, for example - ''that kurac on the pizdarija broke and i dont know what bog he did but everithing went to mrtvu mater'' - and the person youre talking to will understand perfectly what you mean and what precisely youre talking about

>la naiba
Bullshit map. It's either "baga-mi-as pula" or "mortii ma-tii".

Kurva anyját a retkes cigányzászlósnak aki felettem póstázott HŐL

kurva cigany :DDDD

Yes, but it's not the only language with ñ

>kurva
Nobody just says kurva in itself though.
Kurva anyád, kurva élet etc.

i say kurva all the time

>Kazachstan West Europe again
kek

>hungarians are not sla-

Like how.

kurva

Could you explain what the point of those signs is? Normal exclamation / question marks are enough to denote the nature of a sentence.

Yea, and are you sure it's not because of your extensive use of mongolian tapestry image collection boards?

ბლიად (bliad)

It is necessary to signal that the sentence is a question/exclamation at the beginning of the sentence because Spanish doesn't have a reversed word order for questions like English does and sometimes they don't even use words like "what"/"when" that would denote the nature of the sentence. As such the reader can change intonation when reading the sentence so it will actually sound like a question.

>Western non Europe
FANTASTIC POST

>Not porcoddio

porca madonna > porco dio

Absolutely not
Porcodio>Diocane>Mannaggia padre Pio>Mannaggia la santissima>Madonna puttana>Mannaggia la madonna

>Mannaggia

never heard this one, pls translate

The Walloons don't use dutch words. It's mostly "putain" for them often in the form of "putain fieu" and "fils de pute", and of course also "merde".
We Flemings sometimes use "kut" (cunt), but a more common swear word would be "godverdomme" (goddammit). I've noticed the border regions with the Netherlands, Antwerp and Limburg, have people using "kanker" a lot.

fuck and kurwa

Kind of interesting the Hungarians are using the same word as the Slavs

How do you expect us to pick up a whore if we don't know how they are called?

Oh so you're using a slavic word for whore. That unironically makes a lot of sense.

mannaggia is used as "damn it"

made me sad

>"putain fieu"
Not putain dieu ?
(that would be blasphemous, perhaps)

No, I'm not even sure how it would be spelled but "putain fieu" is something even the Flemish youth southwest of Brussels (near Anderlecht and Halle) picked up on. I grew up there so had a little bit of contact with Walloon youth culture, or at least more so than most other Flemings.
Also heard "salope" quite a lot.

Says the turkroach.

let's us settle for FODASSE, CARALHO

words like porra, raíos (e coriscos) or fogo are used when you don't want to swear but have a very good reason to