i guess srry for ruinin ur seriousness

My Japanese teacher told me there is no swearing in Japanese. She said when they get mad, they just get rid of polite suffixs anbd raise their voices.

Anyway, the only swears she tought us:

chikusho (animal)

dete ike (get out, fuck off)

stupid pig ( Iforgot jp. version)

Note: She is not Japanese but her teachers were...

hee hee do you ppl actually use these words?????
im form england i i havent ever said half this stuff ^^

i dont understand why ppl wnat to learn slang??? but if its what u want to do good luck with it ^^

i hate english slang xD i hear it on my school lol

oh well just learn the japanese langauge first before your going to slang

ephonics :P

My favorite is:

he/she is doing really well = he/she be goin places

lol

Don't mean to be rude but... everybody knows the meaning of "what's up", there's not much of a slang in that. xDDD

but there is to wazzzzzzzzup

Dude, everyone at least once in their life has seen that famous ad:

YouTube - Budweiser Waz Up?


... so it's not an unknown exspression anymore. :happypika:

anyone wanna teach me some japanese? :)

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There are Japanese swearwords, it's just that they are rarely, if ever, used. Culturally, Japanese don't often use words like "shit" and whatnot, even when very angry.

Also, I just thought I would note that "chikusho" translates to "damn it" rather than "animal," though it literally translates into that. And that "dete ike" is not (to my knowledge) meant to mean anything more than "get out."

Dete = command form of "deru," which means "leave"
Ike = casual command form of "iku," which means "go"