Is English the most vulgar language of the world?

[frankhammer]

Normal polite English speaking societies don't use vulgarisms in everyday conversation, no matter what the mainstream media may portray. TV and films don't reflect real life, they're just light mind-numbing escapism.

[Marinus]

Can I blame Hollywood, that makes the impression, that for example word motherfucker seems to be quiet neutral word, there?

In everyday conversation, people don't swear as much as Hollywood, or comedians looking for shock value would otherwise portray.

MF is not really used much in areas outside the US, just as "cunt" is more common in the UK and AUS, but again they aren't thrown around in every conversation like on TV.

[frankhammer]

In everyday conversation, people don't swear as much as Hollywood, or comedians looking for shock value would otherwise portray.

MF is not really used much in areas outside the US, just as "cunt" is more common in the UK and AUS, but again they aren't thrown around in every conversation like on TV.

cnut is considered the C-bomb here. Usually only used in personal male to male boozed up conversation or when shit is happening...

[pelikarski]

No language can surpass Serbian in terms of swearing, it's quite rich and colorful, even If you're swearing it doesn't necessarily mean you're insulting someone or mean harm.

[TheMaestro]

No language can surpass Serbian in terms of swearing, it's quite rich and colorful, even If you're swearing it doesn't necessarily mean you're insulting someone or mean harm.

Yeah Balkanians use swear words even more often XD

[pelikarski]

Yeah Balkanians use swear words even more often XD

Ne seri bre

[New user]

100% yes. Mainly thanks to the fact that the culture who is now influencing English more than any other (America) is culturally vulgar. Though you could argue Britain too, lad culture is mainstream. All the women/men in British reality act ghetto/low class.

[Marinus]

cnut is considered the C-bomb here. Usually only used in personal male to male boozed up conversation or when shit is happening...

It's still the uber-curse here too but I meant that it's more likely to spring up here than MF would.

[frankhammer]

It's still the uber-curse here too but I meant that it's more likely to spring up here than MF would.

British English is the best English