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mozman68 Posted Tue 21 Aug, 2007 5:45 PM |
no..not "love" you idiot...swearing.
http://www.insultmonger.com/
Thought this would help out since we are quite the international group here....okay...it will help me out...
So for all those in Chile lucky enough to see Travis..."Date una vuelta en el aire" |
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Beetlebum82 Posted Tue 21 Aug, 2007 6:08 PM |
| it´so useful!!! |
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Monica Posted Tue 21 Aug, 2007 6:16 PM |
| I'm surprised, because I chose Spanish (I'm just curious :p) and I saw that Spanish insults are written with the pronoun of courtesy. In South America they use it, but we don't (well, we use it, but not usually). And there are some that I never heard in my whole life. |
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Yulia Nox Posted Tue 21 Aug, 2007 6:17 PM |
mozman68 wrote: "Date una vuelta en el aire"
emm...trust me, nobody uses that expression
xD |
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AbsolutPurple Posted Tue 21 Aug, 2007 6:18 PM |
courtesy like :
A = " Good morning bastardo !"
B = "Gracias !" |
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mozman68 Posted Tue 21 Aug, 2007 6:18 PM |
Yulia Nox wrote: mozman68 wrote: "Date una vuelta en el aire"
emm...trust me, nobody uses that expression
xD
Hah...was wondering how accurate it was. They usually aren't, but pretty extensive site none the less. |
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lilly Posted Tue 21 Aug, 2007 6:33 PM |
erm...
oh my god...
some of the German expressions are quite...err... erm... well... if you want to visit special parts of special cities in Germany, they might come in useful, but...
And I've never ever heard the expression "Halt die Klappe, Affe!" (shut up ape) *LOL*
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AbsolutPurple Posted Tue 21 Aug, 2007 6:37 PM |
lilly wrote: erm...
oh my god...
some of the German expressions are quite...err... erm... well... if you want to visit special parts of special cities in Germany, they might come in useful, but...
And I've never ever heard the expression "Halt die Klappe, Affe!" (shut up ape) *LOL*
i say "Halt die Klappe" all the time ! |
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lilly Posted Tue 21 Aug, 2007 6:43 PM |
AbsolutPurple wrote: lilly wrote: erm...
oh my god...
some of the German expressions are quite...err... erm... well... if you want to visit special parts of special cities in Germany, they might come in useful, but...
And I've never ever heard the expression "Halt die Klappe, Affe!" (shut up ape) *LOL*
i say "Halt die Klappe" all the time !
Oh, "Halt die Klappe" alone is alright (well, if you want someone to shut up ;) ) - but you don't need animals to underline your purpose ;) |
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AbsolutPurple Posted Tue 21 Aug, 2007 6:49 PM |
lilly wrote:
Oh, "Halt die Klappe" alone is alright (well, if you want someone to shut up ;) ) - but you don't need animals to underline your purpose ;)
On a trip to Marseille (south of France) i heard so many expressions i had never heard before...incredible.
"Halt die Klappe Frog" : applies to french tourists ! |
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pablob Posted Wed 22 Aug, 2007 6:23 PM |
mozman68 wrote: Yulia Nox wrote: mozman68 wrote: "Date una vuelta en el aire"
emm...trust me, nobody uses that expression
xD
Hah...was wondering how accurate it was. They usually aren't, but pretty extensive site none the less.
I'm afraid.... we do, but that's just the first half of the expression (and not the offensive part) I've heard it mainly at football matches, as a song dedicated to the referee :-) |
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mozman68 Posted Wed 22 Aug, 2007 6:49 PM |
| Yulia...you're just a good girl. Stay that way! |
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nats Posted Wed 22 Aug, 2007 8:02 PM |
Yulia Nox wrote: mozman68 wrote: "Date una vuelta en el aire"
emm...trust me, nobody uses that expression
xD
why not? its so funny! date una vuelta en el aire imbecil!!!
ok, it doesn´t work without "imbecil" or some word like that |
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Yulia Nox Posted Wed 22 Aug, 2007 9:03 PM |
mozman68 wrote: Yulia...you're just a good girl. Stay that way!
I never hear people saying "date una vuelta en el aire" when they want to say Go to hell...I usually hear "ándate a la chucha" or "ándate a la mierda"
yep,I'm a good girl :) |
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pablob Posted Wed 22 Aug, 2007 9:12 PM |
Yulia Nox wrote: mozman68 wrote: Yulia...you're just a good girl. Stay that way!
I never hear people saying "date una vuelta en el aire" when they want to say Go to hell...I usually hear "ándate a la chucha" or "ándate a la mierda"
yep,I'm a good girl :)
Well, it is generally used in sentences like "Date una vuelta en el aire, árbitro conchetumadre" or "date una vuelta en avión, árbitro maricón". Better if you haven't heard them. |
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