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I speak un poco line cook Spanish and I for one welcome our polyglotinous overlords, beinvinidos, atras, cuchillo

In the grand tradition of working with ESL coworkers in a kitchen setting, please offer me useful phrases in your language (mainly just dirty curse phrases) I can use in my daily life

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[–] mathemachristian@hexbear.net 3 points 4 weeks ago

You can end sentences with "lan" as an exclamation mark and instantly make it (more) aggressive! Works especially well on questions. But makes non-questions extra spicy.

E.g. ranked least aggressive to most:
"I don't know" < "How should I know?" < "How should I know lan?" < "I don't know lan!"

Other examples:

  • Stop getting on my nerves lan!
  • What's this lan?
  • What are you doing lan?
  • Fuck lan!

Or start of the sentence can work too e.g. both of these differ only in where the emphasis is:

  • Lan, why is the trash still here, didn't I just tell you to take it out? (You're more enraged about the trash still being there than the other person not listening)
  • Why is the trash still here, didn't I just tell you to take it out lan? (You're more enraged about them not listening than the trash)