Naughty Words

 

Naughty Words are not what they sound like. These words can be tricky to spell, but the Learnersaurus is here to help you remember them. Using mnemonics and a clever system, Naughty Words is a fun and effective way to learn spelling and vocabulary.

Some companies have strict policies against using naughty words in email. For example, Citigroup Inc. prohibits employees from using "f-bomb" and "I'll kill you!" in company emails. Others, such as Morgan Stanley, tell their employees to be professional and not use "naughty words." The New York Stock Exchange, meanwhile, has a policy against using profanities. The company regularly issues memos reminding traders to exercise decorum. This policy was introduced after TV networks began airing live reports from the trading floor.

English エッチな言葉 words are often slang for sex. The f-word, for example, is one of the most common swear words. Originally, it stood for "fornication under the consent of the king." However, in today's language, this word can mean anything from telling someone to "piss off", to telling someone to "f*ck off!"

Old English speakers were not known to borrow German words, so it is unlikely that the F-word originated in the German language. However, there is evidence that it was brought to England by the Vikings, who invaded England in 787. In any case, the word is unlikely to have survived from the German period.