German Cursing 101

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  • @iwnl_vale
    @iwnl_vale 5 років тому +88

    So that means all Germans have the N Word Pass

    • @osgrace3341
      @osgrace3341 5 років тому +30

      Vale well we cant make jokes about jews tho

    • @lamb_link
      @lamb_link 5 років тому +16

      Os Grace perfectly balanced, as all things should be.

    • @GunAddictAllDay
      @GunAddictAllDay Рік тому

      Hamburg

    • @Frau_Brotchen
      @Frau_Brotchen 11 місяців тому +1

      ​@@GunAddictAllDay Funniest joke that I have seen all day.
      Also, Frankfurt

    • @GreedyOrange
      @GreedyOrange 11 місяців тому

      @@Frau_Brotchen lass frankfurt ausm spiel,dann lass ich deine ausm keller🥴

  • @SidCyanide
    @SidCyanide 5 років тому +40

    Aight, who gave Burger the N word pass?

    • @cobraglatiator
      @cobraglatiator 5 років тому +10

      the germans,i think.

    • @MrBawa480
      @MrBawa480 5 років тому +11

      He has a SchokoTicket

    • @TheBurgerkrieg
      @TheBurgerkrieg  5 років тому +22

      @@MrBawa480 Unironically I used to have one of those when I was a kid

    • @grimtheghastly8878
      @grimtheghastly8878 5 років тому +1

      T'is I.

    • @noemis8959
      @noemis8959 3 роки тому +3

      fr im suprised dude aint even stutter

  • @ipsumquaerere6927
    @ipsumquaerere6927 5 років тому +26

    Yeah you can't learn germanic magic if you can't even say *"Rindfleischetikettierungsüberwachungsaufgabenübertragungsgesetz"* in one go, let alone in a magic formula.

    • @floridamancode_e2673
      @floridamancode_e2673 5 років тому +2

      Google translate say that is " beef labeling supervision task transfer law." How close is that to the actual meaning lol

    • @jast9999
      @jast9999 5 років тому +6

      @@floridamancode_e2673 the German language allows all of this to be one word

    • @floridamancode_e2673
      @floridamancode_e2673 5 років тому +1

      @@jast9999 it's a compound word. I'm aware that German does that a lot. I'm just asking for the translation

    • @OneEyeShadow
      @OneEyeShadow 5 років тому +3

      @@floridamancode_e2673 That's pretty much spot on

  • @ains2904
    @ains2904 5 років тому +29

    *TEACH US THE GERMAN DARK MAGIC*

  • @1lobster
    @1lobster 5 років тому +41

    you say "More like how the get de monetized in german!" like you've ever been monetized.

    • @Seetor
      @Seetor 5 років тому +1

      He has been.

  • @highvelocitymouseassassina6646
    @highvelocitymouseassassina6646 5 років тому +51

    Hell yeah! I spent about 5 years in Germany when I was younger and my curse repertoire is still at a grade school level.

    • @OneEyeShadow
      @OneEyeShadow 5 років тому +5

      So you know all the curses then? Pff, show off.

    • @GreedyOrange
      @GreedyOrange 11 місяців тому

      @@OneEyeShadow the beauty of the german language is,that there are as many curses as you can think of,they are infinite :P

    • @AhmedMohamed-lr7yi
      @AhmedMohamed-lr7yi 4 місяці тому

      @@GreedyOrangeare you german?

    • @GreedyOrange
      @GreedyOrange 4 місяці тому

      @@AhmedMohamed-lr7yi yes i am,why do you ask?

  • @PhoebeAlwaysWins
    @PhoebeAlwaysWins 5 років тому +83

    What do you mean no German black magic? Are you telling me I still have to use the Hebrew witch kind? :(

    • @-fragile-
      @-fragile- 5 років тому +6

      that went outdated here a bit ago

    • @jonsnor4313
      @jonsnor4313 5 років тому +4

      Ambivalent norse magic is better.

  • @liasprings6502
    @liasprings6502 5 років тому +26

    Wow, I discovered more about my own country here than after living here for the last 18 years.
    I had never really thought about the way we use race and nationality and the way it interacts with everyday speaking.

  • @Mike01029
    @Mike01029 5 років тому +21

    Spanish is the same way for Negro, it means black but depending on context it's an insult

    • @iwnl_vale
      @iwnl_vale 5 років тому +7

      In rural Uruguay we use negro as "dude", even if the guy is the whitest person alive.

    • @Mike01029
      @Mike01029 5 років тому +2

      @@iwnl_vale lmao same thing in Argentina right? Or is it their version of chav/gopnik?

    • @GunAddictAllDay
      @GunAddictAllDay Рік тому

      Negro isn’t an insult it’s how we call blacks in Spanish.

  • @glanni
    @glanni 5 років тому +3

    When I was in middle school the "cool" girls called each other Schlampe in a "friendly" way.

  • @Lionkingview
    @Lionkingview 5 років тому +21

    Burgerkrieg :mentions east germany
    Me: (looks awkwardly out the window at dresden)thats right, there was a reason why I stay inside most of the time.

  • @jaewok5G
    @jaewok5G 5 років тому +7

    "when americans think of turkish people, they think of rich people" … really?

    • @SidCyanide
      @SidCyanide 5 років тому +7

      Yep, fine rugs and premium cigars

  • @fesimco4339
    @fesimco4339 5 років тому +8

    "Opfer" is the same in Swedish "Offer" = Victim

  • @Hollow33N
    @Hollow33N 5 років тому +9

    I was learning German on duolingo earlier, I needed this video.

  • @dontpanic9772
    @dontpanic9772 5 років тому +46

    Look at that, another video by my favorite Arschgeige.

  • @heinzke8512
    @heinzke8512 5 років тому +8

    I’m not from Scotland im English but we use spastick here too it’s usually used when someone behaves in a socially inept manor

  • @swagmundfreud666
    @swagmundfreud666 5 років тому +7

    Another good tip is to roll your Rs before the 808 bass hits.

  • @RoberttheWise
    @RoberttheWise 5 років тому +6

    Isn't the actual worst N-Word you can call someone in Germany actually "Nazi"?

    • @satakrionkryptomortis
      @satakrionkryptomortis 7 місяців тому

      thats just a word to describe someones political and ideological statement. aint an insult unless you are in fact, a nazi.

  • @iwillbecomeimmortalordietr8506
    @iwillbecomeimmortalordietr8506 5 років тому +5

    i enjoy the term bogan. its the Australian equivalent of slav.

  • @_tsu_
    @_tsu_ 5 років тому +9

    "Germany is a diverse country"
    *Laughs in Indian*

  • @GreaterLemon
    @GreaterLemon 5 років тому +3

    same in norway, natives are called potatoes (potet) by immigrants. especially in Oslo

  • @sasha-noelleord6780
    @sasha-noelleord6780 5 років тому +7

    As a Scot, i can say that we usually use 'Spas' it's usually when someone does something with no discernible reason or acts particularly stupid

  • @rjdrakon2492
    @rjdrakon2492 5 років тому +7

    I work with a Nigerian. He is quite intelligent, educated...he says that in the last few decades, most of the intelligent, who had the ability, moved to Europe or America for education then never went back because those countries (yes, I know Europe isn't a country, I was using it as a collection of countries) had better lifestyles, were safer, etc. Leaving behind a disproportionate number of less educated, less motivated people. So your grandmother may have been speaking from that perspective. Maybe not, just trying to help.

    • @jonsnor4313
      @jonsnor4313 5 років тому

      My cousin practically married a guy with similar background, he is hard working, smart, nice and fully integrated, including being in time, and ghana tries everything to keep people with any education in the country to let them work there for free. The people seem nice and hard working but the corruption is terrible and poverty. And they cant deal with money at all because the poverty everywhere, and the danger of civil wars, dictators, ... . And he comes from the stabile half.
      There are good reasons for people to come to europe and stay there, and their family profits too because even with the jobs that donr earn much you are rich in that standard. That is liklely mostly the case with immigrants from africa. They arent even selfish, because i guess most support their family with the earned money which i think applies to most immigrants from poorer countries.
      That background is quite common i think. And not even selfish, the families i think want them there to get a bit of support .

  • @rjdrakon2492
    @rjdrakon2492 5 років тому +3

    Thanks for the tip on Dark. Enjoying it.

  • @jonathanlivingstonseagull3062
    @jonathanlivingstonseagull3062 5 років тому +20

    In order to pronounce German correctly, it must be shouted.
    You can trust me, I'm a schmoe on the internet.

    • @Tsmowl
      @Tsmowl 5 років тому +2

      Nah. That's not how you do it. You wear a luger on your belt. You smile and talk real polite and charming. And you smoke a big pipe.
      You can trust me I've seen Inglourious Basterds like twice.

    • @jonsnor4313
      @jonsnor4313 5 років тому

      You dont shout, if you want to curse german, be angry, overpronounce it, but not loud, then you got it.

    • @threeletteragent
      @threeletteragent 5 років тому

      Contrary to the jokes and stereotypes, German people tend to be rather soft-spoken, it's considered rude and impolite to speak loudly in public (unless of course you have a reason to do so).

  • @janfungusamon4926
    @janfungusamon4926 5 років тому +15

    Isn't German dark magic just gas chambers?

  • @Nutellafuerst
    @Nutellafuerst 5 років тому +4

    Why didnt I see this before? The Blood Ravens are obviously Polish.

  • @rjdrakon2492
    @rjdrakon2492 5 років тому +13

    I like the Chinese insult term for whites: Gui Ren or Gui Lao [gu-eye low]. Which translates roughly Ghost Man or person. Hilarious

    • @nvmcomrade
      @nvmcomrade 5 років тому +2

      This sounds really cool actually

    • @dontpanic9772
      @dontpanic9772 5 років тому +3

      The chinese are onto us. Quick, retreat to the ethereal realm!

    • @TruuMUUU
      @TruuMUUU 5 років тому +1

      Or the Chinese word for blacks: Hei Gui (黑鬼)which is like black ghost/spirit lol

  • @arngrimurjokull8882
    @arngrimurjokull8882 5 років тому +2

    part 2 plz i love this

  • @ChaosLord6147
    @ChaosLord6147 5 років тому +1

    Scottish person here, we tend to call people spastics when they act like complete idiots or just generally make fools of themselves

  • @hannibalholmes7876
    @hannibalholmes7876 5 років тому +3

    I want more of this. Please.

  • @SennaHawx
    @SennaHawx 5 років тому +3

    There are also words like "Göre" or "Balg" that have over the year become curse words for adults towards children. It's not meant to be overly negative, but usually is only said in combination with adjectives like "dummes" (stupid). And obviously there are all the animals as cursewords and once again...thanks to the German language you can basically combine any number of words to strengthen your expression. "Obermacker", "Schweinepriester" and basically anything combined with genitalia.

  • @johncashrocks221
    @johncashrocks221 5 років тому +3

    Also I love the Dutch slur for Germans, "Moffe"

  • @KeysmashGirl
    @KeysmashGirl 5 років тому +1

    When I was a kid, I heard that the pinkie finger was “the Chinese middle finger”

  • @Vortal_Cord
    @Vortal_Cord 5 років тому +4

    Very accurate. Around here in Belgium it's mostly the same but we have a ton of weird curse words that are derived from French as well.

  • @dtacherra6063
    @dtacherra6063 5 років тому +1

    This burger guy got rich off a video about him being poor and depressed about being poor. That's fucking crazy.. now hes happy again. Proof that money buys happiness for people like him.

  • @NuclearTopSpot
    @NuclearTopSpot 5 років тому +1

    Und again someding gelearnt heute, thank dir very viel.

  • @timqbic2238
    @timqbic2238 Рік тому +1

    Fun fact. Fotze in bavaria also refers to mustache, so a "Fotzenhobel" means mouth harp(you grind the harp on your mustache). It is thinkable that the word fotze, came from an era before people shaved them selves downstairs, so lips with beard = fotze.

  • @TobuscusGameing
    @TobuscusGameing 5 років тому +3

    17:30 Michael Jackson

  • @Celedan
    @Celedan 5 років тому +16

    Ahhh different german dialects, like turkish and arab.

  • @steelofthealloys1081
    @steelofthealloys1081 5 років тому +3

    Finally
    My kind of place

  • @5nightsatgengars830
    @5nightsatgengars830 4 місяці тому

    Finally, duolingo has taught me German, and you have finished my task of learning All German

  • @mahobgood30
    @mahobgood30 5 років тому +1

    Can I get a series on German linguist culture because its fascinating

  • @MikaelLaCas
    @MikaelLaCas 5 років тому +2

    Have you thought of opening a PO box I want to send you stuff

  • @InternetMameluq
    @InternetMameluq 5 років тому +2

    5:00: Yeah, I didn't need that translation. It's one of those words that you just know what it means based on its sound.

  • @InternetMameluq
    @InternetMameluq 5 років тому +1

    1:30: Fuck is actually all but guarranteed to be derived from a German dialect, probably dutch. It's actually a German word that became more popular in Englisch.

  • @YouWillBeBleeding
    @YouWillBeBleeding 5 років тому +1

    Also pretty much anything that contains "Fresse" which is like a derogatory term for mouth or face derived from "fressen" which usually describes animals eating. Examples: "halt die Fresse" is a very aggressive way of saying "shut up" or if you insult someone as ugly you might call them "Hackfresse"

  • @ok-mv4ww
    @ok-mv4ww 3 роки тому

    I'm scottish and had no idea spastic wasn't a word that alot of other places used

  • @shekel_shovel7837
    @shekel_shovel7837 5 років тому +5

    Du allter Ganove, Ganove is doch keine Beleidigung oder handeld es sich da um eine lokale Besonderheit meines und meiner Freunde Dialekt ?

    • @SennaHawx
      @SennaHawx 5 років тому +3

      Ganove ist eine Berufung, du Schlawiner :D
      Wie Rabauke ist es technisch gesehen eine Beleidigung, aber heutzutage beinahe ausschließlich als netter Tadel gemeint.

    • @shekel_shovel7837
      @shekel_shovel7837 5 років тому

      @@SennaHawx du triffst denn Nagel auf den Kopf

  • @RedFenceAnime
    @RedFenceAnime 5 років тому +1

    As a kid I was taught that "hund" (dog) alone was a pretty bad thing to say to a German.
    And the worst possible insult was that but preceeded by "schwein" (pig/boar).
    So: "you're a pig-dog" == great way to start fight
    I wonder if this is true.

  • @owlsmirror1726
    @owlsmirror1726 2 роки тому

    4:31 Interestingly enough, in Bavaria, a "Fotz'n" can also just mean face. "I hob mia a Sonnakrem in d' Fotz'n g'schmiad" = "I smeared suncream in my face"
    On that note, "Züpfiglotscha" means "tip clapper" = "wanker"

  • @katze6525
    @katze6525 5 років тому +1

    I need this

  • @timberray9572
    @timberray9572 9 місяців тому +1

    A black guy named Roberto Blanco, that is priceless. Blanco means white in Spanish.

  • @MakeMeAmerican1812
    @MakeMeAmerican1812 5 років тому

    Imagine if this video wasn’t demonetised.

  • @MrBkbnk
    @MrBkbnk 5 років тому +1

    Learning German through BurgerKrieg is the biggest brain language learning experience

  • @orvaldurgumundson1809
    @orvaldurgumundson1809 Рік тому

    I was just recently told that mist means shit in German.

  • @DJManiakNYC
    @DJManiakNYC 3 роки тому +1

    Before viewing this and having only seen your Shadowrun Lore videos before this, I was convinced you were British based on your accent. Currently learning Deutsche, so I clicked on this for the course DuoLingo refuses to offer me.

  • @HightideC22
    @HightideC22 5 років тому

    Scotsman here, the word Spaztic was used as an insult for people who had cerebral palsy and became a term of abuse that was used to imply stupidity, physical or emotional ineptness i.e. a person who is uncoordinated, Angry or incompetent. So in other words it’s just another word for idiot.

  • @John_Weiss
    @John_Weiss 4 місяці тому

    9:30 There's also an age-thing here. I'm from the US and majored in German. When I was studying in 1989 in Mainz, I'd been told, before heading over, that it was considered rude in Germany to refer to someone by skin color, and that Germans, instead, used their word for, "Negro", which unfortunately sounded like, "The N-Word," to English-speakers. So, yeah, back in the 1980s, it hadn't adopted the negative connotations it now has.
      I don't know when it flipped, buy my hypothesis is that we Americans are to blame. You see, whenever we [white Americans] are faced wtih _anything_ that reminds us of our own racism [especially if it reminds us that our racist past isn't still in the past], we *_freak the fsck out_* and attack whatever is reminding us. As if smashing that reminder like an archacnophobe going after a spider will somehow make all of the racist things we've said behind closed doors go away. [Hip-Hop and US gang-culture probably didn't help, either, since Germans aren't going to know the unspoken context behind the use of "The N-word" in those two millieus.]

  • @xxsnow_gacha1674
    @xxsnow_gacha1674 4 роки тому

    I cussed my teacher in German 3 months ago. They didn't know what the fuck I was saying. They thought I did my homework so instead of getting detention, I got a whole day of. Thank you!!!

  • @Schwuuuuup
    @Schwuuuuup 7 місяців тому

    The most interesting thing is, that UA-cam's algorithm suggested me this video 4 Years after uploading. So they WANT people to see this? Well good on you!

  • @韓國瑜為我們服務的那
    @韓國瑜為我們服務的那 2 роки тому

    Thank you, now I can go to germany with confidence.

  • @swagmundfreud666
    @swagmundfreud666 5 років тому

    Spastic comes from Spasm, which is a tetanus and seizure thing. During a spasm a persons muscles will move uncontrollably around. So a spastic is someone flipping around uncontrolably or without thought in a physical way like epilepsy or a non-physical way like doing a bunch of retarded shit in a short period of time. Usually shit that requires a lot of effort to jump around.
    I'm a Cunuck, but my grampa was Scottish so I hope that helps.

  • @patrickdebonis6493
    @patrickdebonis6493 Рік тому

    In the US, the word "cunt" only applies to women. The British use it for both genders.

  • @PaladinusSP
    @PaladinusSP 5 років тому +3

    I thought 'ganef' was a Yiddish word derived from German, but turns out it's the other way around. Ganove comes from the Hebrew word ganav!

  • @mk-tu3gv
    @mk-tu3gv 5 років тому +2

    Ok so when it comes to being polish and stealing. Yeah we do that alot.
    i know a guy who reguraly takes chemicals from his work
    i know a guy who used to steal gas from tanks and shit while he was in the army
    i stole ALOT of candies from supermarkets as a kid
    no wants to admit it but there is some kind of connivance for theft in poland. hell my mum was ok with me stealing shit as a kid even tho she's that hard working honest type of person

  • @talscorner3696
    @talscorner3696 2 роки тому +1

    We use spastico in Italy as well, in a similar way to how Germans do, and "mongolo" (which, coincidentally, also means "Mongolian") as a pejorative for people with Down's Syndrome, for reasons that still to this day are mysterious to me, although I seem to have noticed that folks born after year 2000 have progressively abandoned both of them.

    • @cantinadudes
      @cantinadudes Рік тому

      People with down syndrome were called mongoloides in the middle ages because they kinda looked like the invading mongols.

  • @rhyzvanic3660
    @rhyzvanic3660 5 років тому

    I don't know who you are but thank you for teaching me my first german words

  • @juicepanthejuiceman2472
    @juicepanthejuiceman2472 5 років тому +3

    Als Quotendeutscher muss ich dir danken du👌👌👌👌👌

  • @moayadbassam
    @moayadbassam 5 років тому +7

    Sir, may I see your n-word pass... :)
    JK thanks for the video!
    I study mechatronics at the German Jordanian university. It's my first year so my German is still bad aber
    Natürlich schicke ich meinen freunden das Video.

  • @shottheband
    @shottheband 6 місяців тому

    American here, we do not associate turkey with wealth, Americans barely know where anything is, and if you asked one of them, they would most likely associate a Turkish person with the standard Middle Eastern stereotype

  • @stan1027
    @stan1027 Рік тому

    "Nutte" sounds like a rough equivalent of "naughty" in a sexual way.

  • @SkytraxX1
    @SkytraxX1 5 років тому

    I enjoyed and learned alot from this video

  • @-haclong2366
    @-haclong2366 5 років тому

    21:25 Austrians, Swiss, Namibians, and Liechtensteiners cry.

  • @MakeMeAmerican1812
    @MakeMeAmerican1812 5 років тому

    Scottish lingo: Spastic means somebody who is acting in a way that is annoying or childish. It sometimes has the overtones of somebody who isn’t very smart. So Pinky out of Pinky and the Brain would be a bit of a spaz.

  • @Lucama221
    @Lucama221 5 років тому

    A British term similar to Nutte would be slag.

  • @inflateable7387
    @inflateable7387 5 років тому

    you say "Schlampe" and I say "Slapper"
    we are not so different, you and I

  • @Mike01029
    @Mike01029 5 років тому +1

    Can you make a video about the iron front?

  • @laylamanley7241
    @laylamanley7241 5 років тому +2

    Radical opening joke yo 🤟

  • @jill8752
    @jill8752 3 роки тому

    Aww I love your play button outta wood that’s awesome! Screw their old pop can aluminum ass play buttons we got BLACK WALNUT ones over here! Lol

  • @elhijodelaconserje
    @elhijodelaconserje Рік тому

    I had a German friend who taught me a costarrican expression "carepicha" (dickface) to Schwanzgesicht... I am not sure if I still write it properly it was about 20 years ago.

    • @Chr1s_1986
      @Chr1s_1986 Рік тому

      Its pronounced correct but you can say as well Pimmelfresse and other versions of it.

  • @MultiFisherofmen
    @MultiFisherofmen 5 років тому

    This is pure gold

  • @rickfisher1987
    @rickfisher1987 Рік тому

    Jus learn me how swear at me neighbors

  • @brinekmrinek4395
    @brinekmrinek4395 Рік тому

    I'm czech and one mild swear word that I really like is "trotl"-. It's a german word originally, but I have no idea what region it is from. It's like idiot but less severe or like a dunce maybe. I feel like people use it less than they ought to, because it's a funny sounding word and I really like it.

  • @patrickdebonis6493
    @patrickdebonis6493 Рік тому

    I like the Schwabian term "Halbdackel" to describe a stupid person.

  • @calebjohnson7592
    @calebjohnson7592 5 років тому

    "Puta que pariu" transliterated from Brazilian Portuguese means, "Whore who gave birth". It's a pretty heavy curse word, generally used as an exclamation that one is upset. I distinctly remember Ronaldo in the 2014 world cup saying it, right after he missed a goal, while the camera was right on him, and everyone in the room caught it.

  • @TheGermanWizard
    @TheGermanWizard 5 років тому

    Ich danke einer guten freundin ,dass sie mir gerade dieses video vorgeschlagen hat xD

  • @spmaritzofficial
    @spmaritzofficial Рік тому

    I Live In South Africa And I Speak German

  • @justmutantjed
    @justmutantjed 4 роки тому

    About your last insult, "Spasti/Spacko": I'm American. I joined a Discord server a couple years ago, and in speaking of the President, I used the term "spaz." I grew up in the 1990s where "spaz" just meant "impulsive" or "socially inept," but apparently -- according to the server members I was conversing with at the time, who were from the UK -- "spaz" is a slur or pejorative carrying similar weight and meaning to calling someone a "retard". I determined from that: "spaz" or "spastic" refers to involuntary muscle jerks and vocal tics that accompany certain kinds of congenital mental impairment.
    Given that the R word previously mentioned has increased in gravity from being tossed around like "spaz" or "doofus" in America during the 1990s to a slur in the same weight class as certain racial or gendered pejoratives in America, I was advised to refrain from using that term on that particular server or face a ban.

  • @AleK0451
    @AleK0451 5 років тому

    i was hoping to learn how to make german cursed images

  • @Tom-dd5ge
    @Tom-dd5ge 5 років тому +3

    Did you mean someone Like Alligatoah when you talked about the fun-rap scene?

    • @nunyeh
      @nunyeh 5 років тому +3

      Well since he was talking about the beginnings of German rap, that would more likely be Die Doofen, Fettes Brot and Die Fantastischen Vier.

  • @lukasschulze7764
    @lukasschulze7764 5 років тому

    Nah. In baden we scream AAAh Scheiße!

  • @koolcookies
    @koolcookies Рік тому

    Under rated guy

  • @justiceforjoggers2897
    @justiceforjoggers2897 5 років тому +8

    You're saying American instead of English because we both know Murica is best English

  • @marrymekatsuya
    @marrymekatsuya 5 років тому

    I havent been notified in months wtf

  • @rymerox
    @rymerox 29 днів тому

    When you say German gehtto, does that mean what I think it means?

  • @-haclong2366
    @-haclong2366 5 років тому

    08:00 Just like in the Netherlands.

  • @ginge641
    @ginge641 5 років тому

    French: Tu as la sida.
    English: You have aids.

  • @nvmcomrade
    @nvmcomrade 5 років тому

    How would you use those in a phrase? I like how in Russian for example you can shuffle words and append them to your phrase endlessly making a violent stream of insults overwhelming some poor sod's sanity

  • @mental263
    @mental263 5 років тому

    I have only ever heard people use spastic when someone is acting like someone has learning disabilities or an idiot. very rarely is it used for someone that is actually disabled. It isn't taken too kindly if you were to call a disabled person that even if done as a joke.