And that's how we know the translator is Scottish too. Cause i don't understand the most important part.
Thanks. But I'm not Scottish nor am I English, Welsh or Irish. I just happened to watch a lot of British shows to the point I recognize some of the slang and dialect.
It means "vagina", but you'd do best not to repeat that one in mixed company.
Depends, in the USA "cunt" is a pretty top-tier & rare explitive. Certainly has way more power than "fuck," which is one of the higher tier explitives.
But in other English-speaking countries (UK and Australia especially) it's far more common. In Australia especially, "cunt" can be used as a kind-of crude way to say "friends/buddies." Kinda like the USA equivalent of "niggas."
IE:
"These cunts and I are going to the bar." -Australia "Me and my niggas are going to the bar." -USA
bbiowa said: "These cunts and I are going to the bar." -Australia
Having known a few Aussies, they can swear more than anyone else I have ever known (besides my grandmother, who could issue such vulgarities when she was mad as to make her drill sergeant brother cover his ears).