Cursing in English vs. Spanish - Joanna Rants

“English has bite-size candy curses while Spanish has 3-layer-cakes.” As many people know, English cursing & Spanish cursing have a lot of differences, but maybe they’re more alike than we think. In this episode Joanna deconstructs the meanings behind some of the most popular curse words around the world. Also, find out which country has the most insults out there.
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[@emilysuarez4621]

cursing in spanish is wayyyyy more fun😂 it's more hurtful and sounds more hilarious

[@emilysuarez4621]

***** it just sounds so......idk. it's hard to explain. Why the fuck would you say it to your dad omg😂

[@israel9373]

Mr. Troll Maybe because you guys don't speak spanish?

[@emilysuarez4621]

Israel Ariciaga i speak fluent spanish

[@emilysuarez4621]

Cherry Bubble well everyone has a different opinion

[@layuyimartinez6184]

wey dont hurt is like frind and i am Mexican

[@justhereandnow2555]

This channel is like buzzfeed for Latinos xD

[@lumanianilin1198]

Except Joanna is actually funny to some degree

[@sanbpolke]

Ugh God no!

[@jennr.1667]

i still don't get how one would write the fish curse, why somebody would even say that to anybody other than a sailor, as it makes sense with an octopus who can actually pull off such a thing

[@sarai1017]

ya but way better

[@ShezzLuna]

It is, omg!!! xDDD

[@anahdz.8311]

Quién más está viendo esto pq hablan español o son hispanos 😄😄😄

[@HD-ze4gw]

Ana E Hernandez C お

[@fuega23]

Ana E Hernandez C yo😂

[@AlejandroGonzalez-wo5fk]

Joanna estas clara que nunca habra sustituto pa "MAMAGUEVO"

[@rinodad]

jajjajajaja de pana!

[@neoxp321]

En España tenemos chupapollas, que suena mas fuerte aunque es casi lo mismo :v

[@AlejandroGonzalez-wo5fk]

+Neoxp321 coño hermano disculpame de verdad, pero con todo el respeto, estas equivocado jajajajaja saludos de Venezuela

[@johnnyemezie4299]

+Neoxp321 En Puerto Rico se le dice mamabicho ;)

[@MiinaaAG]

En Argentina se dice "chupa pijas" jajajajajjaja... o estan las expresiones tales como: "Me chupa un huevo" o "chupame un huevo"

[@radiantMotion]

You should Make one about Portuguese cursed words. "Cavalo imundo do caralho"

[@jimenamartinez8168]

Hahaha still exists the "puta madre", "pendejo", "chinga tu madre" etc 😂😂😂😂

[@Spanishbeginnertofluency]

4:10 she actually predicted the future

[@SnakeAndTurtleQigong]

This was tremendously “&))&@)” educational

[@davidtucreador4533]

Fuck=Chingado, chingado can be a verb, a noun, an adjective, even an adverb

[@c.a.murillo5896]

Who's this crazy woman?.... I like her.

[@annjasminerojo6703]

Migrator Tellez her name is Joanna

[@malkamanifested]

Migrator Tellez yes.

[@joserussian9033]

🇻🇪

[@delaneywhite6185]

Annjasmine Rojo and she has shit to say

[@graememcgregor8407]

Annjasmine Rojo Someone else with a degree in stating the fucking obvious!

[@awsomelyrandom24]

"I'm the Shakespeare of curse words"

[@yourrealdad2114]

im the wayne gretsky of sexual stuff im the hulk hogan of slamming muff im the indiana jones of exploring crotch im the shakespeare of enormous cocks

[@reannacousino8412]

+Your real dad #Finessemykidsfor18years yessss old people burning old people burning

[@jairofloresluque5922]

ItsBreana that's fucking lovely

[@alvinchan39]

I'm a serial killer in Colombia

[@areyoufrgirl4254]

ItsBreana me to

[@theflama]

Swearing in two languages is the f*#k*n $*#+.

[@KevinRodriguez-ob1il]

Joanna es bastante atractiva, quisas soy masoquista y me gusta que me hablen sucio...no se...buenas...cabrones.

[@boogrchic]

+KevinsNewWorld-98 👍

[@veronicaescobar9779]

There are very short ways to say "sh*t" or "f*ck"... like "m*#rda" or "p*ta"

[@IndiraReyes]

The ultimate word in Spanish for F* is "COÑO" ("coñazo" if you're really angry :) )

[@luckystrike7526]

al carajo con todos ustedes chupenme bien la verga with a smile in your faces

[@peggyschuyler3586]

im Hispanic and I laughed so hard

[@peggyschuyler3586]

I'm so immature

[@danielanaranjo9300]

AND PEGGY

[@christinegelabert1651]

Peggy Schuyler You are NOT immature....I'M gonna be 52 next month! I just discovered her videos about 9 months ago & have been posting them on my FB page and thru mesenger. Me & my friends of all ages are howling our asses off! You gotta really check out more of her videos on here cuz this chick is funny!

[@christinegelabert1651]

Peggy Schuyler You are NOT immature....I'M gonna be 52 next month! I just discovered her videos about 9 months ago & have been posting them on my FB page and thru mesenger. Me & my friends of all ages are howling our asses off! You gotta really check out more of her videos on here cuz this chick is funny! 😎

[@MelissaC-p9p]

@Peggy Schuyler ikr

[@Toliver4real]

SHE IS LITERALLY THE REASON I WANT TO LEARN SPANISH I LOVE THIS WOMAN

[@toasty8926]

Lol imagine

[@powerdream4you]

Well, one of the "bad word" I use is: "pendejo", which means "asshole" or "idiot", but I believe in Argentina means kid, and kid in Mexico is "esquincle"... Spanish is a really good language.

[@florenciasacchezin3928]

exacto "pendejo" en Argentina es niño😊

[@JuancharroVlogs]

And pendejo translates literally to "pubic hair"

[@naty2rc]

Pendejo is kid in Chile too!

[@liebesleid]

esquincle is used when mad or someshit like that"maldito esquincle!! ven aquí "/"fucking kid!! come here"

[@Remis_]

Escuincle, chamaco, chiquillo, mocoso

[@k1_lucus]

Excuse me but I'm from Spain, and there's a direct translation for the word F*ck, Joder

[@k1_lucus]

Joshua David Rojas Chaves por eso especifique en España. y aquí también en molestar.

[@AlonsitisDuff]

Manuel Fraga Las palabras españolas son mejor que las latinoamericanas, por lo menos en este aspecto jajaja

[@elvertederodegood1016]

Alonsitis Duff no se, a mi me dan mas risa las mexicanas xD

[@cherrykitsune7465]

Lmfao I almost forgot my favorite curse, "joderia", because who doesn't like to say fuckery in Spanish?

[@trishnice]

I'm remembering from my time studying in Spain... I'm sure there's some I missed The verb Fuck is Follar and the exclamation Fuck is Joder. Adjective: Estamos jodidos- we are fucked. Jodete:Fuck you No me jodas: Don't fuck with me

[@jehovy]

Coño, you forgot coño. Lol 😂

[@MrJamiez]

Jehovy Santiago Eres un Coño. 😂😂

[@jerrybrewsaugh3758]

Cono

[@russia_is_fucking_trash]

ButNobody Came, I thought it was gilipollas though

[@iamchristiancraig]

I was waiting for this one in the vid😂

[@the-bruh.cum5]

@@jerrybrewsaugh3758 ñ there is a difference Remember ano y año

[@LegionGamerRD]

You forgot about one of the best words in the Hispanic Caribbean (Venezuela included): COÑO! In Dominican Republic it's the most expressive word in out vocabulary! We use it for pleasure, pain, rage, excitement, etc. With superlatives (Coñazo, coñón).

[@dayenned.9501]

True my mother use the word "Coño" all the time or pendejo or conchale (which isn't bad but yeah). My mother is from Curaçao :)

[@pablovalencialondono1155]

coño is also used in spain

[@helenasoldevilla8208]

In Spain is used as well

[@DjVoldi19]

todas las respuestas al comentario en ingles,pero no veis que habláis todos español? jajajaja PD: En España coño también es usado mucho jajajaja

[@xzcvzxvxcvz]

+Kirby Fan AVGCP NODD It does

[@kirbyeatsssouls]

They are missing my favorite one "CARAJO!"

[@MemoriesInMonochrome]

YES!! YES!! YEA!!! 😎😎😎😎😎😎👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@iamgroot6462]

yeah! I heard it first time in 100ys of solidad ♥

[@kurtillenielleantogaez5635]

My late grandpa he is half chinese and used to say it everytime hes mad but don't know how to curse in chinese. Lol

[@jorgesalvatierra6549]

Si es de las mejores xd

[@TiaLuxanna]

We have this one in Brazil too "caralho"

[@juanbago]

in 20 years: 'You are such a TRUMP!"

[@milmet3553]

Yesss😂😂😂

[@lus.hell1]

i know a lot of people who currently use that as a curse word

[@jeni150023]

and the definition of Trump Trump - weak, wimpy, good for nothing piece of trash : ie. nothingness or at least thats what it sounds like to me

[@abod91lax]

you should spread the word ,trump should be a curse word ,it sounds so suitable for it

[@evamariatoro4186]

It could also be 'You're such a Maduro'

[@MAMAJUGO]

Fingers crossed for "Trump" becoming a curse word.

[@angelkf87]

its allready a bad word, say to some one, i like trump, and they say fuck you hahaha sooo... bad word

[@jsphat81]

Trump means fart in the UK, i've heard.

[@amandarodriguez4250]

true

[@natsbones]

I hope it goes something like "you're such a trump"

[@eliasruiz1502]

Go trump yourself you trump lol

[@xdpancakes9534]

Joana:perfect Dude:why the british accsent Joana:becuase I'm the shakesphere of curse words

[@myk1137]

I thought the same.It was proper British accent.

[@atk2912]

En el español de España, con las palabras soeces se te llena la boca, es maravilloso

[@camaleon313]

No unico diferente son los insultos de frutas :p

[@Mariia.Cascales]

It isn't "que te folle un pez" it's "que te folle un pez espada" wich translates to "get fucked by a swordfish" :D lovely things we say in spain :D

[@fransin]

I am a Spaniard and I use 'me cago en todo lo que se menea' I shit on everything that moves.

[@marcomarkproductions]

its too long, doesn't hit hard at all (pause)

[@pabloleiva2350]

want a treat or something?

[@lilpotatoessocool1864]

me cago en toda lo que se menea

[@ninetails114]

what does that mean?? phrases like cago en leche.. cago en la leche de tu madre what does it mean for hispanohablantes

[@lilpotatoessocool1864]

@@googleaccount93 oh yeah yeah oh yeah yeah

[@Mareepu]

What'll become a curse word in 20 years? ... Trump supporter, maybe.

[@davidarredondopizalato1060]

Nahh, I think that's one now lol

[@Myra-k8p]

Mareepu I think Donald trump is going to be a bad word

[@ericawilliams188]

Nico Sanchez to me its a bigger insult to call someone a Hillary supporter

[@lust1496]

No its not LMAOOOO

[@lust1496]

Yea

[@jorgepiobado7123]

No entendí una MIERDA que CARAJOS dijo cuando hablo de Uruguay !!!! Vamo Uruguay nomá !!!!

[@rominacarugati7454]

"Except for uruguay, where having a set of ovaries is good" I had to replay that like 7 times tbh

[@talogonza]

and what the hell that supposed to mean? I am Uruguayan and don´t get what she means by having a set of ovaries is good!!

[@rominacarugati7454]

Primero que nada yo soy de Montevideo y es una expresión muy usada, sería el equivalente a tener huevos. Y segundo ella no representa a Lationamerica ni tampoco es su trabajo saber absolutamente todo de las diferentes culturas existentes. Para eso está por ejemplo el vídeo que es específicamente sobre Uruguay, ella sólo está expresando su opinión desde su propio punto de vista, y siendo venezolana me parece razonable que su conocimiento sea limitado.

[@talogonza]

Romi Carugati yo tmb soy de Mdeo y no se usa mucho esa expresión. Segundo, ella habla en inglés para enseñar de forma graciosa a los gringos sobre las diferencias de Latinoamérica. De tal forma me parece raro q no conozca un carajo de otros países y más extraño aún que diga q lo único que conoce es esa expresión que no se usa casi nada. Entiendo q lo dijo en broma, porque tiene amigos uruguayos como el del video sobre Uruguay y la he visto comentar sobre cosas de Uruguay... pero igual, me pareció extraño el comentario que hizo.

[@rominacarugati7454]

Claro, pero ella sólo conoce las diferencias a rasgos mayores. Las únicas veces que ella se ha puesto a hablar de un país en forma extensa habla de Venezuela, ya que es el único que conoce realmente. Cuando se trata de hablar de Uruguay en forma específica para eso está Juan (creo que ese es su nombre), ya que ella reconoce no saber tanto del tema. Aunque estoy de acuerdo con que no me agrada la idea de que ella represente a toda la cultura latinoamericana sabiendo tan poco sobre los otros países.

[@lin_atlas6046]

If I speak mandarin, why am I watching this?

[@hikonz]

cuz ur batman

[@lin_atlas6046]

Rick Harrison / that's true. I feel very reassured now. Thank you Rick Harrison.

[@fernandaflores5183]

Largo de aquí pueees

[@mina2san3]

Bc your learning? I watch Norman fait de videos and don't understand a shit :)

[@LuisNegrete90]

I have no idea how I made it to this channel... but I might never leave lol.

[@lauraknight1419]

the equivalent of fuck in spanish is JODER

[@arturovaldemar]

O "follar", o "coger", o "fornicar", depende.

[@Jose-qn3iw]

Trump is going to be a curse word

[@carmenchiem9065]

Trump means fart in Britain

[@the-bruh.cum5]

@@runningoncoffee8244 TRUMP YOU 👦🍊

[@emersonsouza1250]

I don't wanna say "lazy", so I'll say "polite". You, anericans, are polite, cause u really don't have a lot of bad words. We, from south america, have a ton of bad words. Like a lot. Living in Brazil we learn a new bad word every single day. We're very creative in cursing.

[@Viralwyd1]

How does that make Americans lazy 😂

[@Viralwyd1]

And I can literally write you a book of American curses.. there’s so many combinations. Don’t know why people think this.

[@andrewcho5083]

I love Brazilian cursing. I’ve studied Brazilian Portuguese for years and I’m still learning something new every day. Porra is definitely my favorite word to use because like the f word it is so versatile

[@alvarrez1234]

Not just south dude

[@pinpacita]

Excuse me but CONCHETUMADRE is the best curse ever. Used in a sentence "viva Chile conchetumadre!" I must admit i like the argentinian "la puta que te parió" even more, it has passion

[@natty.seguel]

But you can't say CONCHETUMARE without passion, YOU NEED TO FEEL IT IN YOUR SOUL

[@derhundchen]

After watching the video of a river plate supporter (tano pasman) saying "la puta que te parió" about a dozen (or more) times, I find it hilarious

[@jennytehlia1724]

+Natalia Seguel hahaha haha true

[@montserratortiz7471]

+derhundchen en mi casa dicen "la madre que te trajo y tan a gusto se quedó" y es una maldición fina porqué no hay ninguna palabrota en ella

[@patriciocaro6176]

And it even has more emotion when you actually pronounce it each syllable. altough it is used when something shocking happens

[@chaoticchili9307]

I'm pretty sure "Chingada Madre" would be better for the foot one.

[@laParka777]

yea pretty much.

[@saraytostado5124]

O chingado

[@gilleyvalizarragadianapaol7830]

Y verga lmao

[@oriondancer]

Chingada - indeterminate object Chingón - someone or something cool or awesome Chingar - to fuck, to mess around, to annoy Me chingue - I fucked up, I went into trouble

[@susieq8424]

Or “vete a chingar a tu madre”... that is way more fun (and violent) 😂

[@sergioneira87]

I met some venezuelan people here in Chile and they always says "coño" everytime!

[@jemyxproduce]

Sergio Neira coño chamo es que asi somos los venezolanos. 😂

[@danielalvarez3377]

"Trump" will probably be a bad word in a few years

[@milmet3553]

Damn you're such a Trump - taken from another comment

[@maanceto2]

It already is! lol

[@FerSFumero]

According to "Fuller House" it already is

[@thespaniard3484]

Hahahaha hahahaha you are a Trump! Lol

[@hydrogenbumblebeesd9292]

Trump is a synonym for fart in British English... I shit you not

[@syb_764]

I love swearing in Spanish cuz my friends don’t know what I’m saying lmao

[@Anggisita]

nada es mejor que mandar a alguien a "comer muchísima mierda" o el clásico "malpari#o"

[@agustinl2302]

O el "La reputísima madre que te recontra mil parió" que nos sale del alma a los rioplatenses ;)

[@agustinl2302]

***** Jajaja descansan las puteadas centroamericanas bo, podés hacer un reclame con todo eso jaja

[@esterjulian9267]

I'm from Spain and I've never heard "que te folle un pez" but yeah we say all of the other ones. I would say "Joder" is our "Fuck"

[@esterjulian9267]

Mack Dacre Yeah but it's like you wish for that to happen. I don't know.

[@ShiUriTah]

Andaluces y extremeños lo dicen mucho. Mi padre es de Cadiz y lo dice a punta pala

[@andresoliva1348]

Soy español y digo «que te folle un pez» casi a diario, lo cual me indica que debo cambiar mis hábitos y vivir una vida más relajada.

[@ameliakelmanheras5324]

Ester Julian si tienes razon yo tampoco

[@JorgeGonzalez-lw5ni]

Pues en el norte de España se oye un huevo. Y ya si quieres especificar, la de "Que te folle un pez espada".

[@JorgeGonzalez-lw5ni]

La mejor expresión soez en español, a mi entender es "Sí por los cojones". Que quiere decir simplemente "No". Ejemplo: - Dame 50€ - Sí por los cojones

[@uededrac]

Y si me apuras, te diría que es de la zona de Aragón.

[@monicacalleja7907]

Riojanismo 100%!!

[@Awf780]

"una poya para tu culo" también se dice

[@REVALG]

Puñeta! is an awesome word.

[@Kairi1416]

Y carajo!

[@REVALG]

+Kairi1416 I like the way you think! :) That's translates to crows nest on a ship.

[@missmint.8051]

+REVALG It's also an island ^_^

[@Kairi1416]

REVALG That's some interesting trivia there :)

[@Frito419159]

I was just about to say that! In Puerto Rico, that is one of our favorite words. It rolls so easily off the tongue.

[@DarkBrawlerLink]

That explanation for putamadre...mind=blown

[@ouxiel]

Mexican magic word for everything, literally: "Madre/Madres" OK, there are 2 but one is singular and the other one is plural.

[@usermania340]

Im a filipino..Sometimes I find myself cursing saying the f word or s word or just our words "Puta" or "Tang'na" or "Putek" mehh 😅😂

[@cyrienjamesola1913]

Putek means mud. Puta means Whore.. Tang ina is a conjugation of the word Puta (fuck) and Ina (Mother) hence the word putangina..

[@azeleyes2936]

usermania coz Spanish ppl invaded Philippines a long time ago that’s why Filipinos has Hispanic last names like. Gutierrez, Cortez, Gonzaga etc

[@deathstarcake5776]

@@azeleyes2936 stop being confused with colonized and invaded. There wasn't a Philippines to begin with, Spain established governance and literally gave us the name.

[@deathstarcake5776]

@Itz Yanii oye! Qué pasa hermano colonizado!? 🤣

[@hikari7575]

@Itz Yanii yeah we had already forgiven the Spaniards so let's be friends🤝 (excuse my bad english)

[@rdpa4019]

In Spain you hear a lot "me cago en la virgen puta" and worse things. Lol

[@Socavgp]

but isn't that like completely contradictory or did i get it all wrong

[@annieyoulittlewhore]

😂😂😂😂

[@Socavgp]

Oh lol i have heard that last one!

[@rdpa4019]

+SophieKolvi you got it wrong, sorry

[@helenarodriguez1432]

a mi me da miedo decir eso siento que la gente me va a matar por hablar asi de una religion aunque o sea en ese sentido

[@matiasborken-hagen]

Fuck is like Weon in the Chilean spanish hehe, a verb, adjective, pronoun and a noun.

[@issa_asdf]

"weon a pilas" (mi expresión favorita) vendría siendo el "boludo a pedales" de argentina.

[@DarkTemplarMark]

And never forget the classic "wea" xD

[@rociobravo4581]

Por el uso, otra versión de fuck sería "chucha" o "por la chucha". Pero igual creo que "cresta" y "mierda" se usan como palabras solas en chileno...

[@matiasborken-hagen]

chucha vendria siendo mierda/shiet, por la chucha/ por la mierda, creo yo

[@natty.seguel]

Nacida y criada en Chile y jamás había escuchado "weon a pilas" esa wea es una joya! es tan útil por la chucha!!!!!

[@Tashachan]

There is a F Word in Spanish. Joder

[@jesuslanderos.2442]

Tashachan Kuroga Oye ten cuidado como lo usas ): esa palabra es muy fea

[@Tashachan]

Si que es fea, pero la domino muy bien. Gracias por preocuparte.

[@jesuslanderos.2442]

Tashachan Kuroga Okay, ten mucho cuidado, podrías romperle el corazón a una persona diciendo solo esa palabra ):

[@cappy8314]

Dejate de joder

[@yariposa7642]

Or carajo

[@javorino]

Hope one day "Trumps you" becomes a way of cursing.

[@91rickybaker]

Javier Z it'll probably be a way of saying " I saved you from the liberal ass bitchs and put Hillary Clinton's dumb ass in jail"

[@ameliakelmanheras5324]

Ricky Baker nope

[@LeoGeekInLive]

Tenemos una palabrota para cada ocasión, podemos especificar nuestra ira o enfado de diferente manera ✌️

[@ErossMcCloud]

Tbh I think it's more fun cursing in Spanish than in English lol No mames gueeeeey

[@KAYDENSAINTS]

u forgot our all time ultimate curse word here in puerto rico "PUÑETA"

[@fernandopoe6506]

Also in Philippines

[@demetriomejia6063]

She also forgot “cabron”

[@poowawatv6178]

The comments section of this is a treasure trove of spanish cursing, awesome...

[@danielrodriguez-bo9em]

When my moms mad, she says 'Hijo de la chingada!!!' Cuando mi mamá está enojada, dice 'hijo de la chigada!!!'

[@bonkradiation]

Daniel Rodriguez Awiwi

[@cassiaprior453]

mean, she isn't lying. (no offence, it's just funny many latin moms say things like that.)

[@Danirus_Art]

Bastante paradojica la frase 😂👏👏

[@hohosbebbe1232]

My mom says "conjo de la madre"

[@mariagimenez9151]

I'm spaniard and I died when you said our curse words in English because it's so true but we don't realize what we actually mean😂

[@Palpad100]

I liked the first two.

[@SansDream6810]

"Me cago en la leche" is up there as one of my favourites. Spanish has a lot of one-off swears too: joder, ostia, gilipollas, coño etc I like swearing like a 1950s school girl in Spanish: jolin, jopetas etc but like a drunken sailor in English

[@seriekekomo]

Yo prefiero los insultos del siglo 18: "Pardies" "Hideputa" "bastardo". It's so true, though. I also swear in English as hell!!!

[@SpewPuke]

Zafio!

[@GumaroRVillamil]

Me pasa mucho despúes de leer a Pérez Reverte

[@seriekekomo]

Gumaro R. Villamil Di que sí jaja

[@yanelafabra9127]

honestamente,los insultos españoles son los peores... cada vez que insultan me da risa de lo bobos que son!!

[@duvisperez3498]

Hahaha I am spanish speaker and this is really funny.

[@justhereandnow2555]

I always loved Spaniards curse words, and still do, they're so funny xD

[@devinciccarello980]

puñeta = oh fuck! (stub ur toe, win the lottery, idk lot of uses)

[@DjVoldi19]

Quien dice puñeta a estas alturas de año,los abuelos? xDDD

[@devinciccarello980]

CrIsTian XxTrOLLxX los puertorriqueños ?

[@DjVoldi19]

DankAssVeganCooking Enserio? En España esta prácticamente extinguido jajaja

[@devinciccarello980]

CrIsTian XxTrOLLxX dicen coño verdad

[@DjVoldi19]

DankAssVeganCooking Si,lo decimos bastante ,pero mas aun decimos "joder" xD

[@LeoHajder]

lispy conquistadors hahaahha

[@srbaruchi]

Que gracioso!

[@RodrigoMG4]

Si mal no entendí en Uruguay "vajina" no sería una mala palabra... en Chile también se utiliza decir "zorra" para referirse a eso y se utiliza para decir muchas veces que lo pasaste increíblemente bien o que algo está excelente, Ej: Lo pasé la zorra. Estaba la zorra (una fiesta, carreta, concierto, etc). Me fue la zorra (aprobé el examen, conseguí el empleo, etc)... eso entre algunos ejemplos, el resto pueden ir sacando por sus propias conclusiones. Así mismo, como decir "la zorra" también tiene un sinónimo, que sería "la raja" (ej: lo pasé la raja, estuvo la raja, me fue la raja, etc). La raja, sería en realidad como referencia al "culo, trasero, etc" Por el contrario, el "pene" que en Chile se usa llamar "pico" (si, hay complicaciones cuando en otros paíces como Colombia o Venezuela quieren darte un pico, "beso" y acá en Chile uno tiene que procesar que la información procede del extranjero... y comunicarle que mejor no le ande ofreciendo "picos" a nadie en Chile...). Retomando, "pico" es todo lo contrario a "vajina" (zorra) primero les doy los ejemplos: ESTOY PA'L PICO, ME FUE COMO EL PICO, ANDO PAL PICO, QUEDÓ PAL PICO, ESTABA COMO EL PICO, ETC. todo eso sería como: estoy muy enfermo (casi muriendo, pero siempre exagerando), me fue mal (no me dieron el trabajo, no aprobé el examen, estaba cerrado cuando llegué...), Ando muy enfermo (cansado, adolorido, fatigado, triste, etc), y lo ultimo Estaba Malo, desabrido, sin gusto, rancio, podrido, aburrido, tedioso, helado, feo, "el descalificativo que les venga en gana". Bueno, eso sería para que tuvieran presente los extranjeros cuando quieran venir de visita al país :) Hay muchas otras cosas interesantes de acá, como referirse a muchos animales para calificar situaciones o personas :P saludos :P

[@valeria5696]

Rodrigo M en realidad la expresión a la que se refiere de Uruguay es "tener ovarios", la alternativa femenina de "tener huevos", que significaría algo así como ser valiente , determinado, etc. Saludos desde Uruguay! :)

[@RodrigoMG4]

Valeria Pérez un primo siempre dice que le duelen los ovarios... es gay, pero estoy seguro que no tiene ovarios... saludos :3

[@MrsAlexisAgnew2019]

Rodrigo M I just read all of that out loud. I really only understood the curse words, but I just liked the way it sounded. =]

[@BurnRoddy]

It's not vagina it's ovaries. And is actually a very archaic macho thing to say. Unlike other places in South America Uruguay is quite reduced in it's population and in the past there were miles and miles of nothing but open praires and in order to be a woman back then you had to live like a man. Kind of like the famed Calamity Jane in the old west. We have a traditional dance here in the River Plate, both Uruguay and Argentina, where in the middle of the dance the males get to say some compliment to the ladies and they are responded with a clever insult. That's how it was back then in order to gain a partner you had to prove your worth. It was estimated that only 1 in 13 men could actually find a mate. Later on single ladies became rural teachers and they educated through the rural comunities, these were usualy single middle aged ladies in the 30's that were particularly tough and usually brutal in their punishment for disobedient children. Then in 1913 they got their right to divorce by sheere will and in 1917 women got their right to vote. So women are pretty liberated and self concious in Uruguay, they don't fuck around with weak/puny men. Even today where the female to male ratio is 52% to 48% one in three males is still single. Hence why when a woman becomes a mother and said mother punish their children for some missbehaviour you say she has ''the ovaries well put'', this is extended to housmaids, female teachers and basically any woman in a possition of authority.

[@Jocosoman]

Rodrigo M Yo soy de españa :)

[@annetteperez6252]

She clearly hasn't been in Spain nor knows any Spanish person, cuz in Spain el JODER (fuck), and MIERDA (shit), are powerful swearing....it really pisses me off all her references are only from South America....when Spanish comes from fucking SPAIN!!!! DUHHH!!!!

[@leticiaveloso1945]

Kitty Komo I think flama talks more about latin america, that's why there's no refference to spain (at least I've never seen it). But I'm not sure.

[@lili2315guapa]

Ha "literally the only thing I know about you" LOL look up Punta del Este

[@dangomez834]

JAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJ, soy de España y lo que me he podido reír con nuestros insultos xD La verdad es que somos los mejores insultando.

[@pimientuka]

Eh totalmente osea nos cagamos en todo, desde Dios pasando por nuestras madres, en la vida de la otra persona y un largo etcétera JAJA

[@VianaDharyMendoza]

"Joder", "me cago en la mar salada, en la leche...", "tocar los huevos, narices, barriga...", y de los pueblos cerrados salen maravillas. José Mota y su "parte-gases", "asa-mantecas", "parguelas", "bolo", aish... El español.

[@marcoscastillo9981]

Sus insultos dan risa de lo tontos que son JAJAJAJA no le ganan a los Mexicanos, o a los Venezolanos

[@cinthiarb3137]

cual es la peor "mala palabra" que puede usar un españól para insultar a otra persona?

[@TheSkycielito]

creo que los argentinos somos mas ordinarios asi que ganamois jajaja. un poquito al menos, pero ustedes ganan por ser creativos.

[@Calarat]

In Colombia, "gonorrea" is an insult, but why? Ok, is an ugly STD, but why not chlamydia or herpes or hepatitis B, why is the gonorrhea so special?

[@iugtlkf]

I think because it's the ugliest looking one

[@rafaelacosta3942]

i believe it could be t that the nice 'rr' sound makes it stronger therefore better word to curse

[@Calarat]

+Rafael Acosta jajaja maybe

[@magpiescared]

you wouldn't wish gonorrea to anyone, and condom doesn't protect from that STD

[@danielkmilo241298]

And what if I call my best friend "Aborto de tití con sida"?

[@juangambetta7848]

Yeahhh Uruguay comes into consideration on something finally

[@aminecrafter9962]

Uruguay = Urgay

[@AyooTube]

Spanish (the "original", Spain) cursing is just over any other country's

[@Eli-hn3cg]

es un arte.

[@idgivemyentireheartto8738]

Ayoo Tube Es un don.

[@ameliakelmanheras5324]

Alicia Sepúlveda Carrillo es una bendicion

[@renzoriccetti9277]

Coño de la puta madre guebon Im Venezuelan

[@valeries486]

Every time I want to say something to my friends and I'm mad I say a curse word in Spanish and I pretend it's something nice

[@BOLANAREDE321]

*pulls up soapbox, clears throat* Can we please clarify that Mary Magdalen was NOT a prostitute? Joanna, I realize you're Jewish, it's not part of your faith culture, so I'm not angry at you, but please, let me, a Roman Catholic priest, clear this up for you so that you can educate the masses who flock to enjoy your profanity-infused wisdom (including myself, I find you very entertaining): Nowhere in the New Testament is Mary Magdalen proclaimed to be a prostitute, a whore, an easy woman, or even mildly deviant. The only thing said about her sins is that she had seven demons in her that Christ drove out. That's it. The rest of the time she was helping Jesus as he traveled around Israel preaching and teaching, covering expenses, and being the first person to see Christ resurrected after the crucifixion. And no, I'm not blaming your people for that. Just like today, the ancient world had messed up politicians who'd rather kill a guy than grow a spine. Christians fail at this misidentification ALL THE TIME because of cultural and sexual bias, lumping all the women who interacted with Jesus into one character they refer to as Mary Magdalen. It's wrong, it's a terrible injustice to a woman who was probably an awesome person, and it's terrible to just generically group the many important biblical women together like that. It'd be like saying that Ruth, Miriam and Esther were all basically the same person.

[@MercuryXX]

+MarkD1159 Good point!!! Also Joanna: "God is NOT dead".

[@CyranoVE]

Did not know that.... Thanks Father.

[@BOLANAREDE321]

Tayloraurrekoetxea No. You're thinking of the woman caught in adultery. This woman was never said to be Mary Magdalen. In fact, there's no evidence that she was a prostitute, just that she was "caught in the act of adultery." This has a wide variety of potential meanings. Mary Magdalen was a specific named person in the Gospels, and a key figure in the early Church, as she witnessed Christ in his resurrected state first. It is unfortunate that history has clumped so many women of the Gospels together under Mary Magdalen.

[@amirasaade5518]

She is catholic for her mother side.

[@albertor.p.314]

You do realize catholic isn't an ethnicity right?

[@sokayka]

Well, almost all of the Spanish-speakers living in Poland use Polish curses because in almost all of them there is the letter "RRRRRRRRR" (comparing this for instance with Spanish "Cońo"). So you sound pretty much stronger even than the F*ck. ;)

[@seriekekomo]

Interesting! Could you share some examples?

[@SpewPuke]

kurwa?

[@GuestDGaming]

Kurwa mać?

[@ghrtfhfgdfnfg]

Kurrrrwaaa

[@MariposaRedimida]

I thought it was KURDE. Is that an alternative or is it wrong?

[@thetravelinsagittarian1316]

*"In a parking lot at the highschool..."* Lol 😂💀😂💀😂

[@mravestruzradiactiva8412]

seeing this as an Spanish is incredibly funny. In Spain you can invent a curse phrase just by shitting on something/someone, which is very helpful

[@jann2076]

In the Dominican Republic we use the... "Bad word"(?) mamaguebo a lot. Also in Venezuela. En Santo Domingo to' el mundo e' un mamaguebo. Which by the way it means balls-sucker :D Sometimes we really can't tell if it's an insult or a compliment because we use that word for everything, i'm telling you e v e r y t h i n g. Like we could make a sentence with this word. "Una vez éste mamaguebo le dijo al hijo de la vecina, el mamaguebo ese tu sabe, y entonces el se fue a mangá su visa y entonces yo le dije 'diablo fulanito tu si ere mamaguebo'". LIKE I DON'T UNDERSTAND, WHY WOULD IT BE A COMPLIMENT ANYWAY. (I really don't think that sentence make sense to you but it does make sense to me). Yeah... Bye.

[@jann2076]

spaNGLISH ASF

[@DanielRodriguez-dz6rp]

in colombia we use “chimba”,slang for vagina, to say something is very good. so vaginas arent always bad 😂

[@cuntrella313]

lmfao! I love " fuck " but holy shit , Spanish and their curse words sound so hard and vulgar , im in a state of disbelief when i hear them. I wonder if all Latin languages are like this. I wonder if French and Italian can get as vulgar. I was covering my face when I heard Joanna quote the Spaniards lmaoooooo #dkm #ohspanish #hilarious #dead

[@santgenisfashion1]

Curse words never sound beautiful! I really enjoyed wenn she cursed imitating spanish (Spain) accent. I'm so used to them, that for me just show the level of dissapointment or anger you have.

[@coconut1719]

El español es mejor para los insultos, podes inventar cualquier mierda que se t venga a la cabeza y va a sonar más fuerte e intenso que en Inglés

[@casimiracastro2737]

Aquí les va una palabra corta y bonita para esos momentos de ira: "COOOOOOOOOÑOOOOOOOO!!!" Muchas gracias.

[@Dacreak]

Tu si le sabes xd

[@anastasiagallmann845]

It's true, in Uruguay we say 'Tener ovarios' or 'tener huevos' and it's positive, but I havent heard that that much. I used it because I think if you're a woman and you use 'huevos' it's like...No...so haha I love to say 'pelotudo' but it doesn't really mean something haha

[@TheOneWithWen]

I'm Argentinian and lived two years in Uruguay (still go there very often). I remember being surprised when all my women friends said "tener ovarios" so naturally. I knew I had them in me, but never thought about using it as a frase, hahaahah

[@acmilabiasotti]

Yo también soy de Argentina y siempre uso el "tener ovarios" , y lo escucho mucho en mis círculos, idk. (Estaba por decirlo en inglés y me dí cuenta que todos hablamos español JAJAJ)

[@priscilahurtado9980]

"And another fish comes and sperms it up" Chris's laugh is AMAZING!!!

[@EDALLSANT]

Literally the only reason why I'm subscribed to this channel ! I love your shit Johanna!

[@Ezerox1]

también nos cagamos en dios...

[@JdCR_927]

Nos cagamos en todo lo que existe, la verdad es que no tenemos limites

[@lizmariposa1]

Nah. We have puñeta. Equally versatile and powerful. :)

[@Charls03]

3:51 that laugh had me CRYING :')

[@AR-fd1kt]

At 2:19 , I swear you sound like Dora the explorer.

[@pndlvr]

Arnulfo Reyes no she dosent wtf ?

[@fyo8068]

Bleep will be a bad word

[@Halakorik]

One of the few times spaniards are mentioned in La Flama is for curse words... Why am I not surprised? hahahahaha I love this channel so much.

[@analivialopes4196]

1:37 in Brasil we can say "PUTA QUE PARIUUUU" or "CARALHOOOOO PORRA". It's beautiful.

[@esoto7251]

En México tenemos: Chingadooooo!!! 🤬 Chingar y todas sus derivaciones 😉 Ahhhh, muy útil 👍

[@djaniradarocha6262]

What she said about my country Uruguay? Translated please

[@RandtMurf]

D'Janira Da Rocha she said that in Uruguay, having two ovaries is seen as a good thing.

[@lili2315guapa]

Hey fellow uruguaian

[@laParka777]

disque tener ovarios en Uruguay es algo bueno.

[@laParka777]

DJ Guzmán ahh ok. 👌

[@vsnxw5903]

One day I was 1v1’ing my friend in Minecraft and meanwhile I was killing him I shouted: “ HOLA CABRON DONDE ESTA LA BIBLIOTECHA”

[@ashleybronfield476]

Coño

[@5220640]

3:09 Que dice de Uruguay? (Soy uruguayo pero habla muy rapido y no se mucho ingles) Seria algo asi: "Excepto en Uruguay porque... parece bien? Choca los 5 por el progreso. Literalmente lo unico que se de vos?"

[@mapoftheall]

Algo de ovarios? Creo?

[@5220640]

si si, cito lo que pusieron mas abajo "Dijo que en Uruguay tener ovarios es un cumplido, y que es literalmente lo único que sabe del país.

[@miligarcia654]

ajajaja soy uruguaya tambien y no entendi la referencia!

[@5220640]

Claro. Nunca escuchaste a otra mujer decir que tenia los ovarios bien puestos? En vez de los huevos bien puestos. Bueno es simplemente eso. Yo soy hombre y realmente no entiendo mucho a que se debe ya que las mujeres no tienen testosterona. Y el coraje esta relacionado con los los testiculos (Mas que nada no es por el tamaño de estos si no mas bien por los valores de testosterona acumulados) jeje

[@miligarcia654]

ajajajajja tenes razon!! no la habia pensado esa

[@julianarodriguezdelosrios5391]

Cursing in Spanish is so so SO satisfying! After saying 'puta mierda' three times all my problems go away :D Check this out for more Spanish/English slang and expressions --> instagram.com/itscopytime/

[@ice-choco-Icecream]

1:36 Dross eres tu? :v

[@DjVoldi19]

JAJJAJAJAJAJJAJAJAJJAJAJAJAJJAJA

[@N3WR3N41554NC3]

SpringSofi AJ Le salio igualito jajajajaja

[@Eljuanitoooo]

2:39 LMFAO😂😂😂

[@81BKv]

Well, I speak English, German, Russian, I'm leaning spanish but my mother tongue is Polish and let me tell you one thing... No matter which language I speak, nothing can replace the Polish "kurwa" :)

[@aa-fx8ui]

ᗩᑎYOᑎE ᗯᗩTᑕᕼIᑎG TᕼIᔕ Oᑎ 2017

[@celestiallions4050]

ąŋɖཞɛą ཞ 2017 what? Like pounds or ounces?

[@maddoxramirez6684]

ąŋɖཞɛą ཞ me

[@luislantigua]

I'm watching this in 2018

[@killerwolf2125]

2018

[@aracelyarredondo9348]

ąŋɖཞɛą ཞ how you get that font

[@saragrosman2864]

Jaja esta bueno. Decime que seria literalmente "que conchuda" y ya te amo

[@llnn5112]

You forgot the most important and versatile curse word in Spanish: CARAJO!!!!

[@ivettelopez6536]

3:53😂😂😂