Bad words in pashto

Even those of us who claim we never swear, we still do it, but perhaps not use as vulgar a word.

Again, pasting from the old blog. Those who issue khairey are almost always women—and interestingly, especially mothers, which is witness to the fact that they are not meant to be taken seriously and are rather harmless. Now for some Pashto curses, insults, abuses! Reminder: most of these are issued by mothers to their children quite frequently daughters. Pukhto kanzal are too vulgar for me to discuss them publicly. Any of them.

Bad words in pashto

When this post used to be a "page" on this blog, people made some really great comments that I'm going to paste here, since I'm deleting the "page" now: Hina: The only words my Mum's ever used for us girls are the likes of "murdaaray" but she's used a lot more for my brothers such as "sandaa" and "tor makhiya" and "daoosa", mostly used humorously. Actual deep cursing like you've mentioned was a new thing I only discovered after I joined online forums and twitter! It's quite disturbing to be honest! How could I forget : Kamasley, mateezey, dawusa - even if in humor! And it's fascinating to know that not all Pashtuns grow up with these things! Girl, they're ALL around me :p I imagine class has a lot to do with it? Length and quality of education, geographical location, etc. It has to. There's a Pashto drama I can't remember now in which a husband constantly reminds his wife not to use words like "miraat marrey" because that's what "illiterate and uneducated and low-class" women use, not high-class women who are trying to go to England the husband is trying to get his brother to take him to England, or something like this. When I remember the name, I'll mention it here. So yeah. Thanks for mentioning that! Anonymous: "khuday darla da spo marg rawali" Anonymous: khday day da khaouwro laanday ka Rahim Khan: Ee naharay, ee kangari che,yaa bagawi chi, meerata salghaata she, rhanda kanra shee, pa oar uswazi, gharqa she, beghairata dala, Allah de pa khpo shal ka, nori ba hum darulegama che rayaday shee tandar wahali Taimur Khan: Khwdey de baikh ubasa!

Khwdey de zaan ta hairaan ka!

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When this post used to be a "page" on this blog, people made some really great comments that I'm going to paste here, since I'm deleting the "page" now: Hina: The only words my Mum's ever used for us girls are the likes of "murdaaray" but she's used a lot more for my brothers such as "sandaa" and "tor makhiya" and "daoosa", mostly used humorously. Actual deep cursing like you've mentioned was a new thing I only discovered after I joined online forums and twitter! It's quite disturbing to be honest! How could I forget : Kamasley, mateezey, dawusa - even if in humor! And it's fascinating to know that not all Pashtuns grow up with these things! Girl, they're ALL around me :p I imagine class has a lot to do with it? Length and quality of education, geographical location, etc. It has to. There's a Pashto drama I can't remember now in which a husband constantly reminds his wife not to use words like "miraat marrey" because that's what "illiterate and uneducated and low-class" women use, not high-class women who are trying to go to England the husband is trying to get his brother to take him to England, or something like this. When I remember the name, I'll mention it here.

Bad words in pashto

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But there is some research on it for other languages, like Egyptian Arabic. Spuck Shay. My mother says some of those words all the time, i never knew what it meant but now im going to fire back haha. Like Like. May be destroyed beyond recognition into the abyss of oblivion! Can you help me please? Newer Post Older Post Home. May you become broke by all means. Update October 27, : Dear readers, I've transferred this post, along with a couple of others so far, to my new blog on Wordpress. He is always making me stressed but till now I never used this to curse him lolxxxxxxxxxxxx Finally I think that I will never use it… laughing a lot here Like Like. You make me learn so much about my own culture. Related Posts. May the thunder strike you dead!

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When this post used to be a "page" on this blog, people made some really great comments that I'm going to paste here, since I'm deleting the "page" now: Hina: The only words my Mum's ever used for us girls are the likes of "murdaaray" but she's used a lot more for my brothers such as "sandaa" and "tor makhiya" and "daoosa", mostly used humorously. It has to. May you become broke by all means. May you be crushed by a lorry …lol Like Like. May you be deprived of all your limbs! Pa Golow suray shay. Thanks for reading, Hashim! That was really amazing…. And a little bit of everything else. When I remember the name, I'll mention it here. Leave a comment Cancel reply.