EPTDirty/cuss words and phrases in japanese plz. Details on how to pronounce the words, cuz google doesn't do that. I can't say it wrong and have people go wtf is this kid saying.
Dirty Japanese Words
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0123456789
United States3216 Posts
Dirty/cuss words and phrases in japanese plz. Details on how to pronounce the words, cuz google doesn't do that. I can't say it wrong and have people go wtf is this kid saying. | ||
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its_Mamur2
Korea (South)46 Posts
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Chairman Ray
United States11903 Posts
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docvoc
United States5491 Posts
 . Sorry I couldn't be more help T.T | ||
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AnachronisticAnarchy
United States2957 Posts
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Flip9
Germany151 Posts
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Shana
Indonesia1814 Posts
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Doomblaze
United States1292 Posts
u makes an oo sound. o makes an oh sound, a makes an ah sound, i makes an ee sound, e makes an A sound, like ate. Really bad curse words in japanese are like idiot (aho), i studied it and i lived there for a bit, but I never learned any bad ones. urusai means shut up. baka means idiot. | ||
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mizU
United States12125 Posts
Sounds like you should grow up a little. Imagine if a tourist came up to you and said fuck you bitch. Haha. Ha. Really funny, right? You might think it's all right to use with just friends, but it'll end up slipping in public, and you'll regret it. | ||
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dAPhREAk
Nauru12397 Posts
omae - you (diminutive) baka - stupid baka-yarou - stupid guy baka tare ga - stupid guy aho - stupid kuso - shit kuso-yarou - shit guy (not as common) manko - pussy (the actual genitalia, you dont call people this). kono yarou - "this guy" (diminutive) koitsu - "this guy" (diminutive) aitsu - "that guy" (diminutive) okama - gay (never heard it used as an insult though) also, dont say these to japanese people. because it doesnt seem like an insult to you, but its not used in regular parlance and can be incredibly insulting to native speakers. i asked my gf and she said "shine" is bad, but that just means "die" (in a commanding tone). if you want to learn how to say them with the correct tone, watch this guy's movie: takeshi kitano. "brother" is a great movie. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0222851/ edit: mizu above me is completely correct. but i am only imparting knowledge. if you want to use that knowledge like a retard thats your prerogative. =D | ||
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xmungam
United States1050 Posts
thats as dirty as i get! | ||
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TheKwas
Iceland372 Posts
and he can get away with it because he's japanese If he was actually in Korea, I doubt he could "get away with it" in any situation that wasn't between close friends. | ||
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OMin
United States545 Posts
so this one kid in middle school taught me how to say stupid shit in japanese so i could go bug my other japanese friend so here are 3 basic sentence structures that are nice for saying dumb stuff in japanese: *insert name* wa sanko _____ moteru (so and so has 3 ______) *insert name* no _____ wa kebukai/oishi/oki desu (so and so has hairy/tasty/big ____) *insert name* wa _____ motenai (so and so has no _____) and here are some nouns you can use to fill the _____'s: -kintama - testicles -ochingching - penis -chikubi - nipples -manko - vagina -ketsu - ass so get creative and mix and match whatever you want, it shouldnt be very hard thats about all i know, but it's all i need to bug my friend  | ||
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spinesheath
Germany8679 Posts
Kisama seems to be quite the insult though. It's a way of addressing people. Just go here and search for "derog". Should leave you with a bunch of derogative words. Generally, you can already be very rude by just using inappropriate honorifics, so there's less need for actual cuss words I guess. | ||
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nihoh
Australia978 Posts
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Tasaio
Japan61 Posts
Most words like omae and kisama are merely rude ways of addressing people. But, if you say kisama for real you would probably just get laughed at (it has an anime feeling to it). I just asked my gf and she said the same thing as dAPhREAk's: shine would be the closest word. Also, if you are a middle-school girl you could go for words like kimoi (disgusting). edit: Obviously, I agree with mizU that you shouldn't be using these and that it's really childish to only learn such words. | ||
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Aerisky
United States12129 Posts
Both you and your friend should grow up -__-;; take the high road on this one. Depending on how easily you are amused, it will be funny for maybe 5 minutes before it's just idiotic. I think mizu has some personal irks with it too but really in any language it's just a silly thing to do. | ||
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Sanctimonius
United Kingdom861 Posts
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Tasaio
Japan61 Posts
On July 29 2012 19:08 Sanctimonius wrote: Finding it more than a little funny that people are putting o- in front of manko and chinchin There's nothing wrong with that. Saying it that way sounds better and is more common. edit: If you can call these words common, that is... ^^' | ||
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Turbovolver
Australia2403 Posts
On July 29 2012 19:14 Tasaio wrote: There's nothing wrong with that. Saying it that way sounds better and is more common. Yeah, but it's a bit weird to add honorifics when you are specifically using them as dirty words! | ||
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solidusx3
United States12 Posts
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Aerisky
United States12129 Posts
On July 29 2012 19:26 Turbovolver wrote: Yeah, but it's a bit weird to add honorifics when you are specifically using them as dirty words! Maybe they've been watching too much hentai or something lol. Honestly I don't think there are too many particularly insulting words. And yeah most of them will just make you sound like an angry anime character hahaha. | ||
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Cambium
United States16368 Posts
In Japanese, it's more about the verb conjugation that makes a sentence sound rude (in English, it'd be equivalent of using derogatory words and condescending tones) rather than explicit 'bad' words. | ||
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OptimusYale
Korea (South)1005 Posts
On July 29 2012 15:02 mizU wrote: Why would you want to learn Japanese cursing? So you can get slapped by someone for using it just to be funny? Sounds like you should grow up a little. Imagine if a tourist came up to you and said fuck you bitch. Haha. Ha. Really funny, right? You might think it's all right to use with just friends, but it'll end up slipping in public, and you'll regret it. Really? You telling me that it is impossible for someone to control when they use curse words or not? I swear in different languages depending on the group I'm with. Korean friends I swear in Korean, Western friends in English. He wants to use Japanese swears to someone who is swearing in Korean....why not teach him a few. The first words people learn in another language tend to be the bad ones as they're amusing and sink in easier. For example Gye-sek-i-ya is son of a bitch in Korean....I learnt that within 8 hours of being in Korea...why do I remember it easier than say the korean word for jump? Because it's amusing to me to know things like this...also helps deal with general assholes. As for Japanese swears, http://chromlea.com/japanese/insults.html it's always best to check google. My favorite korean curse is this one imi shimi pet pojida = your mother has a bald pussy Never used...but such a funny insult to find lurking swear word lists. | ||
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Tobberoth
Sweden6375 Posts
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0123456789
United States3216 Posts
On July 29 2012 15:02 mizU wrote: Why would you want to learn Japanese cursing? So you can get slapped by someone for using it just to be funny? Sounds like you should grow up a little. Imagine if a tourist came up to you and said fuck you bitch. Haha. Ha. Really funny, right? You might think it's all right to use with just friends, but it'll end up slipping in public, and you'll regret it. Yo, it's called playing around with friends. Why so mad. You must have no friends. Oh wait, the fact that you're a loser was already established when you put up your profile pic. User was temp banned for this post. | ||
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qeMix
Germany71 Posts
On July 29 2012 15:03 dAPhREAk wrote: japanese dont have "dirty" words. the worst things are: omae - you (diminutive) baka - stupid baka-yarou - stupid guy baka tare ga - stupid guy aho - stupid kuso - shit kuso-yarou - shit guy (not as common) manko - pussy (the actual genitalia, you dont call people this). kono yarou - "this guy" (diminutive) koitsu - "this guy" (diminutive) aitsu - "that guy" (diminutive) okama - gay (never heard it used as an insult though) also, dont say these to japanese people. because it doesnt seem like an insult to you, but its not used in regular parlance and can be incredibly insulting to native speakers. i asked my gf and she said "shine" is bad, but that just means "die" (in a commanding tone). if you want to learn how to say them with the correct tone, watch this guy's movie: takeshi kitano. "brother" is a great movie. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0222851/ edit: mizu above me is completely correct. but i am only imparting knowledge. if you want to use that knowledge like a retard thats your prerogative. =D wow japanese really are the nicest people on earth if those are the meanest things you could say to a person^^ i mean for example you come home and find your girlfriend in bed with some guy so you say:"YOU!! (omae)" as opposed to like "you fucking cocksucker!!" haha ... also i thought okama was just crossdresser and not gay | ||
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dAPhREAk
Nauru12397 Posts
On July 29 2012 19:08 Sanctimonius wrote: Finding it more than a little funny that people are putting o- in front of manko and chinchin agreed. telling someone to go fuck themselves and adding "please" on the end in a polite manner kind of defeats the point. i have heard uzai (no real translation in english) and kimoi (literally, "bad feeling," but used to say "eiw," "disgusting," nasty," etc.). shitsukoi is also good (annoying). | ||
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