Favourite foreign swearword

[Osboro]

Remember the filter....
It was "Malaka"( greek, a person who pleasures themselves manually)
Its now " Heston" greek again, a reference to having a number2 on a person . Poor old Charlton got some stick in greece

 

[BoroFur]

Merde.

Try saying it in a French accent, it just rolls off the tongue

 

[Heine_Otto]

Kuntz

 

[Norfolkred1]

Always use the Malaka word on nuisance phone callers along with a few other choice Greek words like Pushti.

 

[Osboro]

Merde.

Try saying it in a French accent, it just rolls off the tongue

Its why Toyotas sports cars didnt sell well in france, at least the MR2

 

[Cardiffdaffs]

Gestede

 

[Sheriff_John_Bunnell_ret]

MERDE! MERDE! MERDE! MERDE! MERDE!

 

[SmallTown]

I tend to swear on Spanish so it's mierda for me.

And hostia puta frequently

 

[Lemmy_kilmister]

Cazzo
Stronzo
Puta
Besame mi culo

 

[red_harrington]

Does 'schizer' count?

 

[norfolkngood]

I have always found 'va fancullo' gets the message across, ever since the days of my Italian O level over 50 years ago.
In a similar situation 'merde' as detailed above was also acceptable

 

[rkangel]

I know two sentences in Finnish. One is perhaps the most beautiful phrase I've heard and the other the most offensive. I shall keep them to myself for the moment until the right situation arises.

 

[BoroFur]

And bastardo of course.

Universally recognised

 

[Beverleyred]

I know several Portuguese naughty words, too rude to repeat without offending the feint hearted, however Borassco Borrego loosly translates to sheep s?agger

 

[BlindBoyGrunt]

Hau ab. German for p*ss off or f**k off.

 

[NYboro]

Klootzak or Scheißkopf

 

[STAFFORDA4]

Alte gesichts fotze

 

[STAFFORDA4]

Arsch lochs?

 

[Osboro]

Not a swear word but sounds like one,
” Basta!” Great way to end an argument .
Italian for “ Enough!”

 

[HarryVegas]

Stomme eikel

Dutch. Stomme means stupid, and eikel is a word with 2 meanings:
a) acorn, or
b) nob end

Which when you think about the shapes of the items referenced, kind of makes sense.