Add this book to your favorite list ». Community Reviews. Showing Average rating 3. Rating details. More filters. Sort order. This book is for those who know quite a bit of Spanish but want to learn Spanish Slang. This book has everything you might need to understand slang in Spanish speaking countries. Unlike the other Dirty Language Series, there isn't one way to speak Spanish so when something is only said in one or two Spanish This book is for those who know quite a bit of Spanish but want to learn Spanish Slang.
Unlike the other Dirty Language Series, there isn't one way to speak Spanish so when something is only said in one or two Spanish speaking countries, there are short forms given. So a legend at the beginning of the book tells you that for instance that Mex is Mexico and Cub is Cuba. There is also a short pronunciation guide because they assume if you want to know slang you know the basics of pronunciation anyways.
I also learned other things about Spanish speaking countries in general. That some eat Guinea Pig for example, that they have no problem talking about other's body parts like saying someone has a big nose or big butt and that insults can be quite over-the-top compared to ours.
I really enjoyed this book and some day when I go to Spain or Mexico I'll brush up and talk slang. To see this review including quotes from book go here. Jul 24, Stacey rated it really liked it. Spanish you're not going to find in the typical Spanish dictionary. Not for the faint of heart, but really funny and interesting. The examples were crude, and I found myself laughing inappropriately! Jul 03, Libby rated it really liked it Shelves: communication.
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Another one based on how it sounds read aloud in Japanese. Use these words with care! A real stereotype. In case you feel the need to let out a curse under your breath, you can do so in Japanese.
Again, use caution with these. This is your most common, versatile curse word in Japanese. One of the strongest curse words in Japanese. Share it with me in the comments! If you want to learn more casual speech and slang, make sure to check out JapanesePod Caitlin is a content creator, fitness trainer, zero waster, language lover, and Star Wars nerd. Provides signs for a variety of slang terms, swear words, insults, and explicit sexual terms.
Nothing is censored in this book, which reveals the contemporary colloquial language Russian locals actually speak, presenting cool, crass, and shocking things to say for all casual situations, including shopping, parties, nightclubs, Everyday Slang from "What's Up? This book fills in the gap between how people When you're in Japan or just chatting in Japanese with friends, this guide will help you drop the textbook formality with expressions they never teach you in school, including cool slang, funny insults, explicit sex terms, and raw swear words.
How's it hanging? Choshi doyo? I'm smashed. Beron beron ni nattekita. I love ginormous tits. Kyo'nyu daiskui. Wanna try a threesome?
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