10 Russian Curse Words and Phrases

Hello friends How are you This is an 8-week course in which you will build your foundation your great Russian grammar and language foundation As an invasion to this you will learn how to speak Russian And how to improve your listening in Russian So you can apply the knowledge you have gained over these 8 weeks In communication so that you can speak Russian at a basic level Then apply the knowledge from this video the words spoken And use them correctly in the right context We will start very soon on January 7th So join us with the first link in the description and build your Russian foundation well Learn how to speak Russian at a basic level Now let's move on to the course words Let's start with reviews Let's start by figuring out simple things The first word is "douchebag " Douchebag means a fool Okay someone who's usually an idiot Asshole is usually used for those who don't act smartly Who acts foolishly who sometimes acts a bit crazily so you can call someone an idiot If they go crazy But of course be careful I think with each Russian course You should be careful you should read the room read the surroundings to avoid getting into trouble So take your usual meaning and avoid getting into trouble with these words Next word is fuckhead Pizdabol I think is one of my favorite words to use because pizdabol means a ******* liar Somebody who is a liar It's a pretty heavy insult I guess like a liar in English too You have to know that a person is lying for you to call them Otherwise it can be very offensive and very rude So pizdabol is somebody who is a liar who is lying right now or who tends to lie a lot Next one is a jerk A jerk is a cursed version of a jelly bag I guess we can say a ******* jelly bag right A person who doesn't take care of themselves doesn't take care of their life and what they do with themselves A person who is careless you know They can just roam around drink smoke Whatever they do they are not being serious about their life That's a real loser Next up is crazy Crazy means crazy or you are crazy If you say "Are you crazy " Are you ******* crazy So that's what "ebanuty" means It's very similar to the first one "dolboeb " but "dolboeb" was more of a stupid person A crazy person is more like an insane person When you know that they may be smart but what they are doing is just crazy That's what crazy is going to be You are calling somebody crazy And the last insult for today is jerk Uebock I think doesn't really have a specific attribute like dumb or crazy It's simply insulting someone as is you know In English I think a great equivalent is **** Oh look at this **** right there right Instead of saying look at this dude right here You say look at this **** right here You're not really giving them any attribute right You're not calling them stupid or crazy or weird-looking You're not doing any of that are you The same will apply to "yebok " I think "yebok" is when you just want to insult someone Without you know applying a certain attribute to them That's it for the insults so five of them Go back if you want to repeat them And maybe learn some more you know about them And now let's get into the phrases The first one is I think you know this one is "go to hell " Go to hell means **** off or go **** yourself Right go to hell When someone is on you and says go to hell Like get away from me I don't want to deal with you Another variation of this is "**** off " Same exact meaning same exact like level of emotion So those are pretty much equivalents Go to hell and go to hell Another one a more serious one is "get the **** off of me " When somebody is annoying you or somebody is trying to maybe fight you and they're trying to get with you and trying to really get at you say "**** off or get the **** off of me " Okay "отъебись" is a very strong one Typically you say "пошёл нахуй" first and then you say "отъебись" when they're still kind of keeping going on you right So that's the second one The third one is "**** off " Shut the **** up Shut the **** up It's very satisfying to say for some reason I don't know why I guess because I don't use it like that in real life Zavali ebalо means shut the **** up Pretty self-explanatory The next one is "страдать хуйнёй " "Страдать хуйнёй" means to mess around or to do something pointless Crap the second word crap is something that's not of any value Something that's bad terrible useless It's really not even worth paying attention to Nonsense And the whole phrase means to worry about something pointless So to do something that's not really of any value For example imagine Let's just give a crazy example You're building a house with your friends You're over there working hard You're doing your thing You come around the corner You see them sitting down chilling talking laughing you know doing nothing And you tell them Stop ******* around We have to work So they are doing nothing They are suffering from nonsense They are ******* around That's what "stрадать хуйнёй" is going to be And the last one is This is fucked up This is crazy This is very bad We're doomed That's it We're done This is a disaster I think it's typically used in a negative connotation When someone is so bad and you want to say "It's over" For example you have a final exam in 5 hours and you haven't studied at all and you're sitting there with a book this thick and you say This is fucked up This is crazy This is so bad This is just terrible Sometimes "pizdec" can also be used to express your shock or to express your surprise Sometimes that can be used with a positive thing When you're surprised let's say How much money your company made this month or something When you're surprised how many good grades you got in a semester So things like that But typically The Russian expression "пиздец" is used in a negative connotation to say Oh my God This is crazy This is fucked up That's it It's bad So now you know 5 Russian insults and 5 Russian curse expressions that you can use in everyday life You may be careful You should be careful with these whenever you apply them in real life Because it can be dangerous if used out of context And I'll see you guys over at BeFluent Camp Join us today and learn how to speak Russian on the basic level I'll see you there in 8 weeks We're going to take care of your Russian