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Advanced Speaker 26 – Spanish Swear Words Very Strong (18+++)
Very strong Spanish swear words
This is the third in the series of Spanish swear words and general profanities. Please ensure that before you watch this video that you are 18 years of age or more. It contains strong language.
The poor mums.
In Mexico, when something is really good it is described as being ‘PADRE’ (father) and when something is bad, it is ‘UNA MADRE’. (a mother)
If someone is not a particularly good person, then you would be well within your rights to say: “Qué poca madre.” which probably translates along the lines of: “What a shit.”
When I asked why mums should have such ‘mala fama’ in Mexico, I was told that it stemmed back to the conquest of Mexico.
Cortés and Doña Marina
Hemán Cortés, the man who orchestrated the conquest of the Aztec people became involved with a Mexican woman called Doña Marina. As well as having children with her, Cortés used her in his overthrow of Mexico and since then she has become known as La Malinche, the woman who is seen as the treacherous mother of Mexico.
Since then, mothers have had a bad rap in Mexico. (You make one mistake..!)
Whatever the case, it seems the case that throughout the Spanish speaking world, if you really want to insult someone then you bring into question the good standing of their mother.
In Spain, to express exasperation or to say something like: “What a guy!” in surprised way, they often say:
“LA MADRE QUE TE PARIÓ.”
Which, translated directly is, “The mother that gave birth to you.”
By saying this you are questioning what on earth the mother of that person was thinking of bringing them into the world.
Stronger than that, however, is the reference to someone’s mum as a prostitute.
This is also one of the very common Spanish swear words.
The exclamation, ¡Su puta madre! (His/Her/Its/You formal bitch mother.) really just means something like: “For f…ks sake!”
However, to make it more personal, you might bring in the big poo guns and mix then with an insult about their mum.
“Me cago en tu puta madre.” Which literally means: “I poo on your bitch mother.”
This this is a very strong insult which can be used in a joking way, but only by those very skilled in its use. It is NOT recommended that you use this unless:
a, You are ready to run away at high speed.
b, You are alone in your bedroom.
c, You are with very good, life long Spanish friends who use that kind of language normally.
Please enjoy the podcast and take it all with a pinch of salt. We do.
Gordon
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Very strong Spanish swear words
This is the third in the series of Spanish swear words and general profanities. Please ensure that before you watch this video that you are 18 years of age or more. It contains strong language.
The poor mums.
In Mexico, when something is really good it is described as being ‘PADRE’ (father) and when something is bad, it is ‘UNA MADRE’. (a mother)
If someone is not a particularly good person, then you would be well within your rights to say: “Qué poca madre.” which probably translates along the lines of: “What a shit.”
When I asked why mums should have such ‘mala fama’ in Mexico, I was told that it stemmed back to the conquest of Mexico.
Cortés and Doña Marina
Hemán Cortés, the man who orchestrated the conquest of the Aztec people became involved with a Mexican woman called Doña Marina. As well as having children with her, Cortés used her in his overthrow of Mexico and since then she has become known as La Malinche, the woman who is seen as the treacherous mother of Mexico.
Since then, mothers have had a bad rap in Mexico. (You make one mistake..!)
Whatever the case, it seems the case that throughout the Spanish speaking world, if you really want to insult someone then you bring into question the good standing of their mother.
In Spain, to express exasperation or to say something like: “What a guy!” in surprised way, they often say:
“LA MADRE QUE TE PARIÓ.”
Which, translated directly is, “The mother that gave birth to you.”
By saying this you are questioning what on earth the mother of that person was thinking of bringing them into the world.
Stronger than that, however, is the reference to someone’s mum as a prostitute.
This is also one of the very common Spanish swear words.
The exclamation, ¡Su puta madre! (His/Her/Its/You formal bitch mother.) really just means something like: “For f…ks sake!”
However, to make it more personal, you might bring in the big poo guns and mix then with an insult about their mum.
“Me cago en tu puta madre.” Which literally means: “I poo on your bitch mother.”
This this is a very strong insult which can be used in a joking way, but only by those very skilled in its use. It is NOT recommended that you use this unless:
a, You are ready to run away at high speed.
b, You are alone in your bedroom.
c, You are with very good, life long Spanish friends who use that kind of language normally.
Please enjoy the podcast and take it all with a pinch of salt. We do.
Gordon
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Have a free, no-obligation chat with Ana and explore how to take your Spanish further.
Gordon’s Diaries
Hundreds of free diaries where Gordon talks about Spain, life, and everything else.
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Cynthia shares her view on life in Spain and in general through video diaries.
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The post Advanced Speaker 26 – Spanish Swear Words Very Strong (18+++) appeared first on Lightspeed Spanish.
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