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QuestionCan't I use the n-word or any other similar terms to swear creatively?Grey's2022Community AnswerNo. They are offensive to entire groups of people, and it would be extremely disrespectful to those people to use such language.
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QuestionHow do I tell someone I don't like what they're doing without being offensive?Community AnswerTalk to them politely and work out a compromise so that both of you can be happy.
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QuestionHow do I swear without my dad knowing?Community AnswerJust swear when he isn't around! You could also try learning swears in other languages.
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QuestionCan I use the other curse words creatively?Community AnswerYes, you can use any curse word creatively.
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QuestionWhich language is the best to swear? Like the most uncommon, or not-really-used language?Tom De BackerTop AnswererAs a polyglot, I can honestly say I have never heard anyone swear in Latin. So maybe look up some Latin swear words and use those?
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QuestionI'm worried about cursing in the Dutch language. I'm trying not to learn bad words so I don't offend anyone if I go to the Netherlands. What should I do?Community AnswerLots of people won't be offended if you swear. But if you research Dutch swear words, you will know which words to avoid, and you'll feel safer about your conversations in the Netherlands. Start by looking up "Dutch profanity" on Wikipedia.
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QuestionCan I get away with it at school?Iris8989Community AnswerYes. If you use the substitutes above, most teachers won't know that you are cursing. However, try to swear less in general; it's definitely fine to use substitutes when you really want to curse, but cursing in every sentence and in formal situations would not be appropriate.
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QuestionCan I say "what the F", as I was trying to say the F-word?Iris8989Community AnswerIt depends on the situation. You will probably be able to get away with saying "what the F" at school and in public. But during formal situations, like work meetings, presentations, and interviews, it's best to completely avoid curse words and substitutes for them. Avoiding curse words can make you seem more educated, and more people will look up to you as a role model.
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