What French words sound like swear words?

19 French Swear Words That You Thought Were Innocent (NSFW) ‍

• Merde (Mer-d) Merde is probably one of the most common swear words the French use to express mild frustration.
• Putain (Poo-Tan)
• Salaud (Sa-lowd)
• Ta guele (Tah-Guel)
• Imbécile (Im-beh-ceel)
• La Vache (La-Va-Che)
• Zut alors (Zut-Ah-lores)
• Mince!

Is Connerie a swear word?

Connerie, which is probably best not used in polite company, has a whole range of equivalent words in English, all of which are negative. La connerie simply means stupidity or a stupid thing. Faire une connerie means to do something bloody stupid or to screw up.

Is Tabernac a bad word?

Tabarnak is considered to be the most profane. In its full glory, you might hear something like: “Osti de tabarnak de sacrament, de câlice de ciboire de criss de marde!” The expressions can take on different spellings, and are often pronounced slightly differently from the official words.

What do you say when someone says Cajun in French?

Ça c’est bon (Sa say bohn) – That’s good. Ça va (Sa va) – That’s enough. Cajun (cay-jun) – Slang for Acadians, the French-speaking people who migrated to South Louisiana from Nova Scotia in the eighteenth century. Cajuns were happily removed from city life preferring a rustic life along the bayous.

What’s the French word for a curse word?

French Translation: Salaud. This French curse word is supposed to be used towards men – this is a point for the ladies because most French words reference women, unfortunately. Don’t use this curse word on anyone; it may sound insulting. Use it around peers who you interact with well.

Who is the author of the Cajun French language dictionary?

Sugie Bee’s Cajun French language dictionary is a work of my heart, to try and preserve the language and culture of my ancestors. Please contact me at [email protected] with any additional Cajun words or phrases you like to see added to this list. To do something wholeheartedly. A cleverly disguised insult.

Where did the Cajuns in South Louisiana come from?

Ça va (Sa va) – That’s enough. Cajun (cay-jun) – Slang for Acadians, the French-speaking people who migrated to South Louisiana from Nova Scotia in the eighteenth century. Cajuns were happily removed from city life preferring a rustic life along the bayous.