yes
You will find some examples in the Wikipedia article on "Polish language".
If you swear at guests, you risk causing hard feelings that may not go away for a long time. You could hurt feelings of friends and family. It's best not to swear at guests, and to keep these words inside you.
yes actually because well their partially german. and polish well their polish.
The Romans could cuss with the best of them. They used swear words before, during and after the days of Spartacus. But you won't find examples in your high school Latin books.
Polish immigrants that arrived to the US didn't face any obstacles such as racism, because all of the Polish immigrants were wealthy and just looking for more wealth
WikiAnswers does not display swear words in any language.
Coño = "was paid" in polish. Coño = a very offensive swear word in spanish.
no
It's impossible to count the number of swear words in any language, because there is universal agreement as to what words are considered swear words.
Usually American TV won't allow any swear words on TV . . . however Canadian TV will allow more swear words like . . . Cr*p . . . and stuff that isn't too bad.
Yes, there are swear words in panic's songs.
The term "grenade" itself does not contain any swear words. It typically refers to an explosive device. However, if used in a sentence that includes swear words, then it could contribute to the overall profanity of that sentence.
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180 swear words.
Bridge to Terabithia does not contain any swear words. It is a children's novel that is known for its themes of friendship, imagination, and coping with loss.
Yes, Welsh does have swear words and offensive language like any other language. It's important to be respectful when using language and to understand the context and cultural sensitivities of the words being used.
no