"Bad" words are called bad usually because they stand for something profane, rude, crude or ill mannered. The problem is that one person's rude may be another person's funny.
Talking about some names of body parts as if they are "off limits" for appropriate use is not uncommon. As a nurse, I believe that using the correct medical term for anatomical references is always appropriate, but you should avoid using slang terms and be considerate and aware of others and how they are reacting to your choice of subjects and words. Using them at the wrong time or place can be all it takes to make some anatomical words "bad".
We must try to be pleasant and sensitive to those around us who may be embarrassed by some of these words that others of us consider as normal as talking about an elbow. Therefore, determining which words are "bad" in your location can be sometimes difficult. An innocent word one place may be a bad word in another. So it is important to look up words and phrases in the dictionary before you use them to be sure you will not say something that could be offensive or hurt someone without even being aware of it.
The true profane expletive words are usually used to curse, shock, offend, and often to hurt another person. Because of this, they are considered bad.
In some countries, all words associated with reproduction, many parts of the human body, and sexual activity have been labeled "bad". Some people think all of these are "bad words". However, since reproduction and sexual activity is a normal and appropriate part of adult human life the world over, other people believe that it is wrong to call simple anatomical terms "bad". Be aware of how other people consider various words in your locale so you do not accidentally say something crude or in bad taste.
If you are a minor and your parent or guardian says not to use a word because it is "bad", take their word for it and avoid use of that word. Once you become an adult and are able to better select the subjects and terms for proper discussion based upon where you are, to whom you are speaking, and who else may be within hearing range, you can then decide what words will be offensive and what will be acceptable in that location.
Ask your parents!
They are not bad words, They are just slang words. Hell = Underground
No, not necessarily but to an extent it is according to your preference of, "a bad word." It's an abbreviation for "T- That, H-Hoe, O-Over, T- There, "that hoe over there", T-H-O-T."
Heck is a word substituted for hell, and means hell.
"Hell yeah" is generally considered informal and can be seen as mildly vulgar due to the use of the word "hell." While it expresses enthusiasm or agreement, its appropriateness depends on the context and audience. In casual settings among friends, it might be perfectly acceptable, but in more formal or professional situations, it may be deemed inappropriate.
Just Little Kids Believe In Hell Is A Bad Word Maybe 7 Year Olds Do.
Ask your parents!
"hell" is not considered a bad word in the same way that profanity or obscenities are. It may be offensive to some people due to its religious connotations, but it is a commonly used word in everyday language.
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It really depends how a teenager(specifically 12-13 year olds) says it. If you say it like as "go to hell", hell would be considered an offensive word. However, if you say it like "hell yes" or "hell no", it wouldn't be offensive at all, nor cause harm because you are not saying it directly about another person. At 10 years old, hell is a pretty bad word choice but at 12 or 13, hell might seem not offensive. After all, hell isn't that bad of a word, unless you have abusive parents.
Nothing that would be bleeped out on TV, but there are a couple of uses of the word "hell".
It should be. It's usually okay to say words like hell and rapture. If you say, "go to hell", or something then it's a bad word. But if you say, "I don't want to go to hell", or "I won't die in the rapture", then it should be okay.
By making Hell seem so bad, people would, by fear, abide to the Bible. It was basically an attempt to get all people to become Christian and follow the Word of God.
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the latin word for hell is "elle"....
No, it's not a bad word. It is what people say to greet each other.There a rumor that it is because it has hell in it. 'HELL' oBut its just a greeting