Brasileiritchas

[Ladylethal 12]

O pior é ouvir o Lula falar campanheiro.

[Carol&Marc 0]

Minhas lindas "cabaçudas"! HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA

Tb me racho toda vez q penso...

[Ladylethal 12]

Realmente ficaram bem estranhos Carol!

[bora bora 1]

Realmente ficaram bem estranhos Carol!

...but they're cute

rsrsrsrs

[Alex+R 0]

Question: what phrases in Portuguese that are swearing at someone (for example, VSF or something) would you find it acceptable for your partner to use with you (and I mean at you)? Does it matter if they're angry/fighting or not? Just trying to get a better grasp of Portuguese.

Edited June 24, 2007 by Alex+R

[Nessa 23]

It's not acceptable to say ''fu*k you'' so it also isn't acceptable to say vai se foder, especially if you can understand what it means it's the same as him saying fu*k you.

Well, that's one of the agreement Charles and I have. We don't say terrible things like that to each other and we never fight, talk loud, have arguments or anything like that in public.

Sometimes when I'm mad I start speaking portuguese, he can't understand, but I'm not saying #### you or anything like that, I say things like ''mas que merda voce nunca faz isso to cansada'' sabe como?

So I guess it's up and Rey to you to device what can be say as a joke like ''aren't you bitchy today"' ou ''mas voce esta um saco hoje'' and what está indo além do limite como VSF ou idiota (very similar to english) and in your case, if you can understand then I don't know, if I were you I wouldn't accept strong swearing. Some swearing we say as joke, they don't bother me, we laugh about it, but when it's serious then it's another matter.

[Ladylethal 12]

Yeah, I use "mas que merda" in portuguese, but he understands it, of course, since in spanish is "que mierda". I guess that's the only acceptable one since it's directed AT him, but ABOUT him.

[Nessa 23]

eu tenho essa mania de falar ''filho da puta do caralho'' nem faz sentido, mas eu nao falo pro charles, eu falo quando eu estou já estou nervosa e algo que me deixa ainda mais nervosa acontece, tipo eu pego o meu gato subindo em lugares he's not supposed to, ou eu derrubo algo, ou eu bato o dedo minguinho na beirada da cama ou eu falo ''puta que o pariu'', mas ambos nunca em referencia ao hubby.

Edited June 24, 2007 by nessaandcharles

[LiszyandKenny 5]

Ken once told the FU word for me...it was long time ago... but then I told him to never do it again or else it would be over...

We have arguments, of course, but none of them involves the swearing, calling names kind of thing...it is always discussing about what caused the argument... we don't yell at each other... and Ken is the one that is calm and prefer to let it go or talk some other time.... I am the one who pushes...

Edited June 24, 2007 by LiszyandKenny

[Ladylethal 12]

I am the same as you, Lisz.

[LiszyandKenny 5]

huahauaahauahaaahahauha so agora que vi a foto das cabacudas da Carolitcha :lol:

[Ban Hammer 13,283]

Ken once told the FU word for me...it was long time ago... but then I told him to never do it again or else it would be over...

nessa and i both agree that FU should be a question, not a statement

[Ladylethal 12]

:lol: Charles!

[Nessa 23]

esse meu marido

[Ban Hammer 13,283]

Question: what phrases in Portuguese that are swearing at someone (for example, VSF or something) would you find it acceptable for your partner to use with you (and I mean at you)? Does it matter if they're angry/fighting or not? Just trying to get a better grasp of Portuguese.

perhaps an example of this would shed more light on the subject.