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Spanish profanity

The Spanish language employs a wide range of swear words that vary between Spanish-speaking nations and in regions and subcultures of each nation. Idiomatic expressions, particularly profanity, are not always directly translatable into other languages, and so most of the English translations offered in this article are very rough and most likely do not…

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Attacks against one's character

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References to the male genitalia

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Homosexual slurs

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Racial and ethnic derogatives

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References to sexual acts

References to the male genitalia

References to the female genitalia

References to the female breasts

References to the buttocks

References to scatological acts

Homosexual slurs

Attacks against one's character

Racial and ethnic derogatives

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Spanish profanity

Nodes201
Edges200
Triples51
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.00995
Components1

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Spanish profanity

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related to Pendejo · 21
Spanish profanity → Among, An, Burciaga, Chicano, Chile, Colombia, Diccionario, El Salvador, In Argentina, In Mexico, In Peru, In South America, It, José Antonio Burciaga, Pendejo, Puerto Rico, Real Academia Española, Spanish, Spanish-speaking, The
related to Madre · 17
Spanish profanity → Chinga, Colombia, Este, Está, Fuck, It, It's, Madrazo, Madre, Mexico, Puta, Qué, Spanish, That's, This, Tu, Your

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Important terminology

used lit also word chile la term mexico means spain spanish argentina refer fuck cuba meaning shit de refers colombia

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Estás cagado meaninginstance ofor an unfortunate outcome0.80text
Vete a la mierdainstance ofphrases0.80text
venga yainstance ofexpressions0.80text
no seasinstance ofexpressions0.80text
preparing ingredientsinstance ofwho acts as an assistant to chefs and is assigned to menial kitchen tasks0.80text
utensilsinstance ofwho acts as an assistant to chefs and is assigned to menial kitchen tasks0.80text
though it may also extend to bussing staffinstance ofwho acts as an assistant to chefs and is assigned to menial kitchen tasks0.80text
dishwashersinstance ofwho acts as an assistant to chefs and is assigned to menial kitchen tasks0.80text
-acoinstance ofRacial and ethnic derogativesWord endings0.80text
-arroinstance ofRacial and ethnic derogativesWord endings0.80text
-azoinstance ofRacial and ethnic derogativesWord endings0.80text
-ito orinstance ofRacial and ethnic derogativesWord endings0.80text

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