Do you find curse words (slangs) used in English language less nasty compared to other languages you know?
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@99mbd The problem that you have with the English language is the expletives tend to get used as a way of adding emphasis to a phrase. There are many people that don't use this particular line of phrasing, but there are many many more that do. I think that the English that do communicate this way feel that it add's colour to their sentence's.
This becomes even more apparent when people had been drinking.
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Hotdogg Chocolate lovers ;) Global Veteran One Woman Army Fake Moderators GSP Patrol - The Proofreaders last edited by
Actually, I personally think that all curse words are nasty regardless of the language; the language doesn't make a difference to me.
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@what-is-this ..same to me.maybe because curse words are comparatively more mainstream in english fictions...who knows!
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@what-is-this same!
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@99mbd Definitely. I find every curse in English to be less offensive compared to my native language. We are so creative when it comes to those
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@99mbd For me I can say that cursing in english is less nasty because I can pretend for a time that I dont understand what it means ,unless if being curse in my own language I can't pretend as if I dont know at all hahaha
