What are the dirty words in portugese?

Discussion in 'Portuguese' started by cogliostro, Sep 27, 2007.

  1. cogliostro

    cogliostro Sir Psycho Sexy

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    PLease tell me all the dirty words!
     
  2. ghede

    ghede Member

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    hey there
    whatz up?

    so, here are some
    filha da puta = motherfu**er
    foda-se = fu** u
     
  3. pedrokaze

    pedrokaze Guest

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    hey m8 , here some more

    merda = sh*t
    otário = asshole
    cu = a**
    cona = p**sy
    caralho = d*ck
     
  4. Friend

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    filha da puta - wouldn't hat be daughter of a bitch?

    Grossa vaca - big cow. May not sound "so bad" in english to call someone a cow but in portugese, french and probably some other languages - calling a girl a fat cow is a VERY BIG BAD insult.
     
  5. Friend

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    ...although - upon brief gathering of my thoughts, I think you might wanna learn things a little more practical than ways of making people angry or just telling them off.

    Que horas? = what time is it or could you give me the time?

    Por favor = please.

    Ombrigado = thank you (to a man).

    Ombrigada - thank you (to a woman).
     
  6. ForestSilence

    ForestSilence Member

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    Sorry, just a correction:

    Que horas são? = what time is it or could you give me the time?

    Por favor = please.

    Obrigado = thank you (to a man).

    Obrigada - thank you (to a woman).
     
  7. rollingalong

    rollingalong Banned

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    here are some other useful portugese words as well as some phrases

    merda, merda, puta, filho da puta, chupa meu pau, lambe minhas bolas,


    translation
    shit,fuck,****,motherfucker,suck my dick,lick my balls,
     

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