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In Scotland it's not nearly as offensive as south of the border and certainly not as offensive as it is in the USA. In fact, I most often use it against men, many of whom, let's face it, really deserve to be hammered with it.
When to use it, that's the point.
The article was written in 2018 when old Donald was still the most important person in the world.
Has anything changed since then? In terms of usage?
I don't tend to use it very often, perhaps because I was brought up in a house with three sisters...
But I have friends whose vocabulary depends on it....
I can honestly say I've rarely ever used the word, even when 'out with the lads' in Scotland. I much prefer using fanny instead.
Not a word that has ever crossed my lips. Is there any comparable expression that belittles and ridicules males?
Not a word that has ever crossed my lips. Is there any comparable expression that belittles and ridicules males?
Quite a few actually.
Hello,
For my 2 pesos worth...
When I am in English classes with young Argentine women and the topic is 'The seashore'....
For any shell the preferred word is Ostra, and not Concha.
The english language has an unrivalled range of four letter 'rude' words.
Cordialement,
Yip , Concha is another interesting variation .
In Malaga in Spáin, there is a local oyster called Concha Fina. My friends from the south of Spain cannot understand their Latin American visitors laughing or going red when the waiter says, " The concha finas are very fresh today!"
My missus, who looks as if butter wouldn't melt in her mouth, has been known to utter ''la concha madre'' when under pressure.
My missus, who looks as if butter wouldn't melt in her mouth, has been known to utter ''la concha madre'' when under pressure.
La concha de tu madre, hermana and la lora are frequent occurrences in our house, and worse if you can believe that.
Mrs GJ , often shows her bilingual skills by cursing "the fucking concha...."
Well not too often, as I am a nice chap. But some delivery men do hear her choice words.
