SPANISH CURSE WORDS (The complete guide to Spanish swear words)

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In this video, I teach you how to say bad words in Spanish - curse words in Spanish that you need to know if you want to call yourself fluent in this language.
Spanish swear words are very colorful and varied, but be careful if you want to use them. Use them only with close friends or in extreme cases. I am teaching you this for educational purposes, especially because you might hear these curse words and you should be able to identify them.
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I'll have to watch this video several times. I want to make sure I learn it well.

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[@bhatkat]

Funny how the neglected some of the most important vocabulary in spanish class, eh?

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What a good student !

[@yberchillix]

Haha 🙈👍

[@ganpik]

Homework? Exercises? How can I practice this?

[@chrissmurray255]

Learning the swears first makes studying a foreign language more fun!

[@masterchavez3337]

That’s what I told my mom!!

[@carlosruizmora3111]

Many of these curse words are definitely used only in Spain. These ones, pronounced with the spanish accent, sound to us, Latin Americans, exquisite, visceral, musical and delightful... no matter how offensive they may be. Keep up with insulting, swearing and cursing in this fasion, it is really chic! (however, make sure you learn the specific swear words from the country you plan to visit since each country and region have their own ones and may not understand all the Spanish ones)

[@julioguardado]

Pretty much the same words in Cuban Spanish, except for cabron, which means old goat and can be used as a compliment also. I also made the mistake of referring to coconuts as cocos. The girls that were with us had a laugh and pointed out the obvious.

[@mehardin]

I try not to use this kind of language, but I do want to understand when others do, so thanks for teaching what the books don't.

[@holamydailyspanish]

Un placer 🥰 in Spain and Latin America we swear a lot, so it is important to know 😆

[@1kTroopKoopas]

It can also make venting more effective 🙂

[@eclectichoosier5474]

It's also useful when you want to say something nasty, but don't want your co-workers to know what you're shouting. (None of mine speak Spanish. Or German, in which I am most proficient at swearing a blue streak.)

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Great lesson. I'm not going to use majority of them, but it's very useful to recognize them in speech of the others.

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​@@holamydailyspanishI think blasphemy in Spanish is not as bad as in Italian haha

[@jokerllctv]

I'm Brazilian of Spanish descent, and I speak more or less English. Spanish really is the best language to curse someone, I learned almost all of them as a child, and I use it whenever I can, unfortunately I live in a Portuguese-speaking country 😢....🤣🤣🤣🤣

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[@Guillermo.R.S.]

You should have stated that this lesson is only for curse words as used in Spain. Although some of them are "general purpose" throughout the Spanish speaking world, some of them are almost exclusively used in Spain, and have no/different meaning in other Spanish speaking countries. Cheers.

[@GoddessPallasAthena]

Ahh, now that makes sense, as I only recognized a few (mostly puto/puta and cabron). I've been playing an online videogame with friends in Mexico as well as some Mexican Americans, all guys, and they used some really colorful words. One of them, when he was quite young, would chuckle and not tell me what the words meant, saying it wasn't good for ladies to know them. I said "yeah, but you guys use them all the time, so I should know what you're talking about." The ones I'd hear the most were things like "no mames," or anything starting with "pinche."

[@Guillermo.R.S.]

@@GoddessPallasAthena Both expressions are typically Mexican. "No mames" literally means "don't suck", and is used in the context of an exclamation typically for surprise, joy, mockery and reprehension. Probably you've heard "No mames, güey (wey)" meaning something like "Gimme a break, dude". "Pinche" is a noun to designate a kitchen hand in the restaurants, but in the normal coloquial speaking is an adjetive whose most accurate translation to English would be "freakin'" or "f***in'", when used before the sentence or to describe something awful afterwards, like "lousy", "damned" etc. Mexicans use both all the time and it tends to lose its strength over time. Take into account that the p* and c* expressions you used in the beginning of your comment are general purpose in Spanish, but stronger in Mexico than in Argentina or Spain, for example, so careful when and with whom you use them. Cheers!

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Guillermo, you are right. These were mostly Castillion phrases and not once did I hear the verb "chingar" being used as it is often the case in South America.

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Guillermo latin america is not only Mexico

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This is super useful - I've just subscribed! I know it would probably expand to numerous videos, but it would also be helpful to know differences by country or region, i.e. a word that might be innocent in Spain but offensive in Central America, etc.

[@carltaylor4942]

Yes, there are examples of this. "Voy a coger el autobus." is correct in Spain. You would get some very strange looks if you said this in Central America.

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Yo también. Grew up in So. California and first exposed to the Spanish language around 2nd grade (I'm 70) when teacher would wheel in a tv in time for a 30 min. lesson from a woman with beautiful diction. Spanish through high school. When we married, honeymooned in San Jose Del Cabo. Got off the plane there expecting to be met by a hotel car. Airport was deserted. When I figured out how to make change from a machine, call the hotel from a pay phone & explain the problem IN SPANISH, I told my wife (this was 1988) that we'd be ok. And we were. I even taught my wife (she learned German in school) how to order food & ask for the bill by the end of our stay.

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Did a couple of Spanish courses in the past. They were never this much fun!

[@martinim1998]

I love love love this! Your presentation is flawless! I have studied Spanish for decades, and I learned many curse words here and there, but the explanations were never as thorough as you do! I live in a rough neighborhood in New York City, and many latinos are around me. Not that I am going to use them, but at least to understand what they mean! I hope you make more of this video in the future!😁

[@holamydailyspanish]

Muchas gracias 😍 hahah tell us if you hear many of these! These are specifically swear words from Spain, but in Latin America they use many of these and will understand all. But also they use different curses, like "pendejo"

[@javierleyba]

What she is teaching is valid only for Spain. Those words means nothing outside Spain and for sure will not be used by the latinos around you.

[@jmanuelloo3484]

​@@javierleybaYes, I'm agree with you. For example in Cuba, Puerto Rico and so on, the word "maricón" is more agressive than "puto" (by the way I never heard it i 7:56 n Cuba) And we have another expression for the lesbians that don't have the same effect in Central America and Mexico: "tortillera". Never say that to a cuban woman, so be careful. We use the same spanish language but not the same slang!

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[@BGTuyau]

Muy divertidas esas explicaciones -y, es más, utiles. Dicho eso, se debe notar también que esas palabras y expressions son del Español de España. En otros paises de habla hispana se puede encontrar otras. ¡Carajo! Y mil gracias por esta presentación, señorita.

[@robert111k]

Carajo también se dice en España de toda la vida. Bueno, no tanto, en realidad. Creo que viene de mandar a alguien "al carajo de la vela", o sea, lejos, porque el carajo es esa cabinita que hay arriba del palo mayor de los veleros donde iba el vigía, pero con el sentido actual de exclamación malsonante, sinónimo de coño o de cojones, creo que sólo data de los años 40 del siglo pasado. En todo caso, en los setenta fue famosa la campaña de C.J. Cela, académico de la lengua y luego Nobel de literatura, por incorporar al DRAE las "tres c": cojones, carajo y coño. Lo soltó en una entrevista en tv y, como entonces eran palabras muy mal sonantes, y el era un erudito y, además, tenía una voz muy potente y muy profunda, dramática, impresionó mucho al personal. De hecho Cela cogió fama de malhablado.

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Oh yay! I’ve been wanting to learn Spanish swearing 😊

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Just a quick free grammar lesson, lol. We say "Me gustó mucho..." or more commonly in Spain "Me ha gustado mucho...". Using the form "gustaba" would be a bit like saying "I used to enjoy..." or "I'd enjoy...". Happy new year!

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@@xebio6 Many thanks, for the correction. Alway appreciated ! Greetings from Ireland

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Gracias

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So glad this video helped you! Really curious to see that comic of yours, let us know when it comes out 😄 💪🏼💪🏼

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@@holamydailyspanish Oh. it's just a fanfiction comic I did on my channel for a very specific fan group. I don't think it is worth recommending to anyone but thank you for your encouragement anyway. ^^ Since one of the main characters can speak Spanish and exclaims Spanish words sometimes. I'll be sticking to this channel to find the right words to use for her. ^^ Your videos will help a lot.

[@jorgealvarado9693]

This was a fun video. Some of the bad words are from a different region non-Mexico. I enjoyed it…

[@robertoberlino]

Te amo😂😂😂😂😂 me ha encantado

[@leg414]

Thank you for the lessons...Now I have one more language to use when cursing someone out....Soon I will be a polyglot! Peace

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Love your vibe

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¡Gracias!

[@TLScanner]

Some people just don't realize how relaxing it can be when a woman curses. There's something about it that allows you to relax and just communicate freely. It's when people get their panties in a wad being politically correct that ruins things. Or when possibly some instantly jump into inappropriate sexual advances. I have met quite a few attractive Spanish women a bit young for me but beautiful . I laugh as I listen to you thinking omg can't use this as my first Spanish conversation thinking of shock on their faces I need more Spanish lessons. This video put me in a great mood excellent thank you!!!

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Gracias 👍🏻

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¡Un placer! 🥰

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This was great. You look like you had so much fun too! 😁

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De nada 😄😄😄

[@ginojaco]

Good video; very interesting to see that some things, directly translated, would make English speakers think you were either very amusing, or a were trying to imitate speech from centuries ago. Also interesting that the 'ranking' of the genital insults is very different in Spanish.

[@wisemankira]

Haha, good clip. I remember many cursed word from Spanish series😅😅