Ill start:

“Me cago en tus muertos” - ill shit all over your dead relatives. Spanish.

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In polish, calling people with the neutral gender. It’s a grave insult which implies lack of agency and dehumanisation, and thank to some rightwinger assholes in parliament is also a specific transphobic insult now.

While in english it’s completely normal thing to say if you’re not sure of a person’s gender.

So definitely not my “favourite”, i would never said this to anyone in polish and i occasionally get a hiccup of misgendering someone in english because of that, but interesting from language point of view.

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I don’t like swear words

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“live fast and get fucked or whatever”

Not really an insult but it kinda sounds like one.

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Pannekoek.

You figure it out.

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Pan fried cock?

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Pancake?

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Damn. I was hoping for Cock-Pain.

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piemelpijn?

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Tiny cock?

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pancake, because flat and without real content. Plus, it just sounds good.

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There’s also koekwaus

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Typically those people talk lulkoek.

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I like the French ‘Balance ton porc’.

‘Balance your (inner) pig’ of ‘Keep your inner pig’ in check’

On social networks, beyond the feminist spheres, a call around the keywords #balancetonporc and #metoo broke the omerta and reports testimony ranging from daily sexism and street harassment to sexual assaults.

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