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The Vulgar language it is the one used by speakers in informal settings and in their ordinary relationships. In vulgar language there are many transgressions of norms and the use of vulgarisms, incorrect, incomplete or mispronounced words. For example: My son went to dotor.
The vulgar language is the result of the bad linguistic training of its speakers. This results in the language being reduced and the meanings of the terms shallow. In addition, the sentences are short and with plenty of fillers.
To complete the meanings, the speaker uses gestures and local or regional expressions. Furthermore, in vulgar language, messages may lack sense and logical order, and phonetic, syntactic and lexical errors are often recorded.
Vulgar language is not synonymous with rudeness, but rather a distortion of language.
- It can help you: Language vices
Sentences with vulgar language
- My friend put the horns to the girlfriend. (He cheated on her)
- ¿For what I give you advice if you do later what you want? (What / what do you want)
- The neighbor across the street talks up to the elbows. (He talks a lot)
- This movie is more pior than the one we saw last week. (Much worse).
- I was bored, grabbed and I went for a walk. (So)
- Do you you called this morning? (Called)
- I hope not haiga queue at the theater. (Beech)
- What time are? (It is)
- The dog bit my almuada. (Pillow)
- Can you reach me the sugar? (The)
- We will go to the circus in collective. (Collective)
- Lend me one aúja and I'll sew the button. (Needle)
- How tas? (These)
- I have two hours pa study. (For)
- Me agüelito he has a cold. (Grandpa)
- East... did you see that the other day ... East… we talk about … East… The coach of my son. (Crutch "this" / my son)
- The girl is refaló and fell to the ground. (He slipped)
- You you sent a message to your mom to let her know you arrived good? (You sent / arrived)
- ¡The it's hot in this city! (The)
- I will go with my compass to take an ice cream. (Companions)
- Me pa that the store is closed. (It seems to me)
- The cat is above the grandmother. (Above)
- I make what is sung to me. (What I want)
- I was from my uncle for tea. (To the house of)
- I will give you those guesos To my dog. (Bones)
- The camp was deluxe. (Very well)
- That pants have a abujero. (Hole)
- Pus, then don't complain. (Well)
- Come bale right now. (For here)
- Ai are your shoes. (There)
- See also: Colloquial language
