Over here many people are native in sign language cursing. There’s the word with the middle finger, the one with the index finger against the temple, the raised fist, the flat hand moving from throat to chin, the index finger across the chin and so on.
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For those of you who are multilingual from birth, do you have a preference?
Pretty much depends on who I’m cursing at lol
Always curse at the person in the opposite language they speak. If they know both, sign language
Over here many people are native in sign language cursing. There’s the word with the middle finger, the one with the index finger against the temple, the raised fist, the flat hand moving from throat to chin, the index finger across the chin and so on.
Chilean Spanish is way better than English for cursing.
In Spanish you have https://eslemmy.es/
https://feddit.cl is about chile in specific.
Estoy apuntada en https://eslemmy.es/ pero no sé cómo interactuar con https://feddit.cl He empezado hace poco a usar Lemmy y estoy aprendiendo -
España y Chile firman tres acuerdos en materia de ciberseguridad y cultura: https://eslemmy.es/post/96080
tienes que buscar:
I’m natively bilingual. It depends what language I’m speaking and if I want someone to understand or not.
Not strictly, though Dutch does offer a few other fun subjects for your profanity.
Dutch profanity is fitting as much illnesses in a sentence as possible, with a few racistic remarks.
Lmao yes Hindi curses just sound much more aggressive than fucks or assholes