•Is it ok or not to say bad words? Discuss either way with examples. Use your own pictures.
I am venezuelan girl, which means that I carry in my roots an overdose of good humor, literally we should go to NASA since between so much chaos at a national level, we reinvent ourselves and bring out our super powers of resilience. As some of you already know around here, I started to study another career, so I am from evaluation to evaluation. Last week we made a dynamic whose main character was a bureaucratic leader, each person did very well; a bureaucratic leader is that person or manager who is strictly governed by the rules and policies of the company, without caring about the personal lives of workers only cares about the objectives and goals in their work area.
Each one made us laugh, as long as they improvised any number of phrases where as Venezuelans we identify ourselves in terms of the way we are and react to everyday life, of course I took the opportunity to take some pictures and enjoyed it very much. At the end of the dramatization the spectators gave our points of view together with the teacher and there was a special classmate who made a comment that surprised us and left us all speechless, because it was something we did not expect. She referred to the fact that the main character, in reality was the only man in the team, she felt it as if he was an egg 🥚 without salt🧂❌ or as others say (bread with egg) inappropriate words at all in a classroom.
Honestly, it was not funny, as it was disrespectful, even more so in front of all her colleagues, but that's how it is. She referred to the fact that her performance did not seem very graceful, lacking emotion and personality. We have the peculiarity of being very original when it comes to expressing ourselves, and we do it in a very peculiar way, which allows us to be automatically recognized anywhere in the world.
Most of us use very colloquial words, modifying in some way the Spanish dialect, for example when we refer to children or teenagers of course we are not going to call them in the correct way (young or young men) most of them say "chamo" (épale chamo = what's up dude) xD. Also when we want someone to tell us something we say (cuéntamelo todo = tell me everything) that is to say that nothing has to be left inside, you have to (soltar el yoyo= drop the yo-yo) completely. Now in the rainy season when a storm falls (as they would say in other countries) we express ourselves in the following way (está cayendo tremendo palo de agua. = it's raining cats and dogs) Or when we are astonished by something either positively or negatively we say (Naguará= it cannot translate.) It expression has a lot of meaning (for example: I can't believe you = Naguara) 🫢😨😳
This term that I am going to use causes me a lot of laughter, when someone does not stop talking 🗣️ immediately I say (you look like a borrowed radio), likewise when we have a great time that we are enjoying some event we express that we are (enjoying a puyero), these are some of the expressions that we commonly use, when we say that we are not going to (jalar mecate= pull the rope) we mean that we are not going to persuade someone intensely to achieve a goal. Also when we go out in the street with a beautiful and sunny day we don't say it that way, we simply say that (está pegando una pepa de sol.= it's falling a hard sunshine.)
In other countries when someone has a bad smell in the armpits out of respect they don't say anything, but we Venezuelans say that (he has violin 😂🎻).
When we want to collect money among friends we say that we have to (make a 🐮🐄), another expression is when a person is upset that we want him to calm down we say (¡bájale dos!= take it slow! Or take it easy /calm down) , when a person is in his vehicle and tells us that he can give us a ride is supposed that person is (giving us a tail). And not to extend the thing more because there are thousands of expressions that really characterize us that's why we are super ¡chalequeadores!!!, this is the most common, because here in #hive I have many (Panas 🫂💗🥹), people who support me, the panas who vote for me, comment and value my content. 👏🫶
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I think that bad words are fine within an informal context and are part of the culture of each country. Greetings
Hello, that's why Spanish is one of the most difficult languages, especially in Venezuela where we use words that are natural in our country, but may have a different meaning in another country or are not understood.
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