Swearing in many languages!

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Swear in many languages, with the language name and an phrase containing the swear word.

Now start the game.

Korean
씨발라고 말하는 캐릭터들은 모두 망할되었습니다.

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Oh, and he also likes to use swear words in a variety of different languages.
 
Turkish
Lanet olsun.

There are also swear words for Asian languages including Japanese, Chinese, Vietnamese and more.
 
What about a dictionary of swear words for Android?

The forum rules say...
“Do not make posts or topics in foreign languages, they are likely to be closed. We will be lenient on this rule from time to time as long as it doesn't become a habit amongst members.”

The moderators want to change the title to Swearing in foreign languages.

Belarusian is written in Cyrillic script.
Korean is written with foreign script.

What about getting the IPA pronunciation of all swear words input by other users?
 
I might go next time but perhaps the more interesting discussion would be what are the bases for profanity in your given language- in English it seems to things tied to sexual words, things stemming from religion (Christianity and elements of paganism if you go properly local) and things stemming from urine/feces but not a lot else. On the Nordic languages thing though I was looking it up the other month and stumbled across this http://www.thelocal.se/37434/20111118/ which was fairly interesting- most of the roots for profanity seem tied to a few words rather than classes of words.

Edit forgot to link up http://www.btinternet.com/~apn.1/rogers.htm (Profanisaurus= dictionary of profanity)
 
Dutch:

Kut
Tering
Godverdomme
Tyfus
Kanker(YES FUCKERS swear with cancer in DUTCH T_T)
tieten
Lul


stront=shit trololol

er er er er

German:

Fick
Schwindsucht
Verdammt
Typhus

Turkish:

Am
 
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