100 Ways of Saying F@ck You in Different Countries

[sixmile]

Sorry if repost. Thought the Lounge might get a kick out of it.

[Throd]

1. Hija de la chingada!

[Capn Sunshine]

8. actually this means "son of a bitch"

not to nitpick or anything

[Bennyboy]

2. knulla dig!

so there!

[KamaAina]

3. 'Ai kukae!

actually, "eat shit", but it's the only Hawaiian swear word I know.

[Gormy Cuss]

4. Thank you.

Now I can write it in 96 more languages or dialects.

[w8liftinglady]

5. lol..don't let my teenagers see this!

[MiddleFingerMom]

6. I just LOVE how in Thailand, it's "yet".

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When I resign my job, I now know exactly what to say.
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Dear Sir/Madam:
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I simply don't know how to sum up all my feelings about you
and this job. Yet. -- MiddleFingerMom
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[MiddleFingerMom]

9. Almost forgot...

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[Swede]

7. Chee poh ka!

Not sure what it means,but the Cree boys enraged eachother when they said that. Ga nuga cheet,was another. These are all phonetically spelled from my memory.

[Capn Sunshine]

10. Avatar!

the 21st century rocks!

[rug]

11. Bookmarked!

[Quantess]

12. Javla is more like "damned" in Swedish.

I'm guessing the Swedish "fuck off" sounds a lot like the Norwegian one.

[Lydia Leftcoast]

13. The one for Japanese is not a literal translation

"Kisama" is actually an extremely rude and nasty way of saying "you." It was originally honorific, became sarcastic, and is now fighting words.

[sakabatou]

14. They forgot "Kutabare (Japanese)"