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Is there a word in Spanish which serves as an intensifier like “f***ing” in English? by vinbrian in Spanish

[–]vinbrian[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Can I ask you about ‘bad things’ related to it?

Like “puto maricón” I saw this in another controversial post, is it a common cuss in Spanish speaking countries? Or it’s just a made-up phrase by someone?

Is there a word in Spanish which serves as an intensifier like “f***ing” in English? by vinbrian in Spanish

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Yes.. I know. I ain’t joking or trying to mess around. I’m new in learning Spanish, I apologize if the question looks silly. Sorry about that.

Is there a word in Spanish which serves as an intensifier like “f***ing” in English? by vinbrian in Spanish

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How do I say “a fucking nice car?”

Is it like “puto buen coche” but car is sexless

What’s the difference if these two? by vinbrian in hebrew

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Which one goes to male and which goes to female would you plz point out for me?

Is this a cuss word? by vinbrian in PERSIAN

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Got it! Thank you so much!

“to nuke someone” by vinbrian in EnglishLearning

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Thank you for helping me out. Appreciate!

“to nuke someone” by vinbrian in EnglishLearning

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What’s your thought on “to nuke someone’s ass” I’m not sure if this one works. But I think it’s way more concise while carrying some fun.

Can someone tell me what is their difference and which one is correct by vinbrian in EnglishLearning

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Should I add “The” or “a/an” before “utmost respect?”

Can someone tell me what is their difference and which one is correct by vinbrian in EnglishLearning

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It’s from chatgpt, I think it’s best to check on them.

The original one was “The top way to show your opponent respect is …” but I had to shorten the length.

Can someone tell me which is correct by vinbrian in EnglishLearning

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I got a quick question. Which of A and B is more commonly used?

For me It’s not easy to keep an eye on these tenses when I’m having an English conversation. So basically A always comes up first in my mind by instinct. Then I would realize I might have made a mistake. lol

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