Slang or no slang? it is all your choice. But I see many EFL learners use the dirty slang to insult someone. I do not know why it is so, but the main reason is they are trying to be cool, smart, and seraching for identity. I mean you may use the slang but the good one. Be mature here, we have a graet culture, manner and religion. Do not throw the dirt to them.
Insulting or mocking someone with your dirty language is really Godless thing. I bet you must know how bad it is to be humiliated.Word you say is showing who you really are. Watch your mouth before you say something. We have manner how to speak with someone else. Besides, I asked some of native and they said that they actually did not use dirty language, they still have a way good menner in doing conversation.
I said, You'd better open some slang website and you'll find that the slang you speak has offensive level, so be careful to call someone with your slang language.
I said, You'd better open some slang website and you'll find that the slang you speak has offensive level, so be careful to call someone with your slang language.
Let's see some common slangs EFL learners like to say in their conversation.
- Mother f***er has 78% offensiveness
- F**k has 78% offensiveness
- F**k you has 77% offensiveness
- F***king has 75% offensiveness
- Bi**ch has 76% offensiveness
Still want to shoot your dirty slang to someone else, wash your mouth with soap then. Disdain someone with your language is criminal. I mean, you may be clever but not clever enough to mock someone with your language. If you respect of yourself, you can respect somebody else, period. Do not waste your the one and only mouth with useless things.
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