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Vocabulary for insults, rude words, offensive expressions, and informal words that should be used with caution.
You are clumsy.offensive phrase / feminine insult
DANG-hag ka
The Bisaya phrase is not forcibly gendered; feminine meaning is reflected in Spanish and metadata.
Miingon siya, "Danghag ka", apan sayop ang pag-insulto.
They said: "You are clumsy", but insulting is wrong.
Dili maayo gamiton ang "Danghag ka" aron pasakitan ang uban.
It is not good to use "You are clumsy" to hurt other people.
You are dumb.offensive phrase / feminine insult
GA-ga ka
In Bisaya, gaga is used as the feminine counterpart of gago in this kind of insult.
Miingon siya, "Gaga ka", apan sayop ang pag-insulto.
They said: "You are dumb", but insulting is wrong.
Dili maayo gamiton ang "Gaga ka" aron pasakitan ang uban.
It is not good to use "You are dumb" to hurt other people.
You are dumb.offensive phrase / feminine insult
GA-ga ka
In Bisaya, gaga is used as the feminine counterpart of gago in this kind of insult.
Miingon siya, "Gaga ka", apan sayop ang pag-insulto.
They said: "You are dumb", but insulting is wrong.
Dili maayo gamiton ang "Gaga ka" aron pasakitan ang uban.
It is not good to use "You are dumb" to hurt other people.
You are shameless.offensive phrase / feminine insult
wa-LAI U-waw ka
The Bisaya phrase is not forcibly gendered; feminine meaning is reflected in Spanish and metadata.
Miingon siya, "Walay uwaw ka", apan sayop ang pag-insulto.
They said: "You are shameless", but insulting is wrong.
Dili maayo gamiton ang "Walay uwaw ka" aron pasakitan ang uban.
It is not good to use "You are shameless" to hurt other people.
You are ridiculous.offensive phrase / feminine insult
ri-DI-ku-la ka
This uses a borrowed/adapted feminine form because the Spanish input clearly marks feminine and the adaptation is understandable.
Miingon siya, "Ridikula ka", apan sayop ang pag-insulto.
They said: "You are ridiculous", but insulting is wrong.
Dili maayo gamiton ang "Ridikula ka" aron pasakitan ang uban.
It is not good to use "You are ridiculous" to hurt other people.
You are ridiculous.offensive phrase / feminine insult
ri-DI-ku-la ka
This uses a borrowed/adapted feminine form because the Spanish input clearly marks feminine and the adaptation is understandable.
Miingon siya, "Ridikula ka", apan sayop ang pag-insulto.
They said: "You are ridiculous", but insulting is wrong.
Dili maayo gamiton ang "Ridikula ka" aron pasakitan ang uban.
It is not good to use "You are ridiculous" to hurt other people.
You are a whore.offensive phrase / vulgar feminine insult
PU-ta ka
This is a strong vulgar sexual insult. No extra gender is added in Bisaya; the term already carries the offensive feminine sense in this usage.
Miingon siya, "Puta ka", apan sayop ang pag-insulto.
They said: "You are a whore", but insulting is wrong.
Dili maayo gamiton ang "Puta ka" aron pasakitan ang uban.
It is not good to use "You are a whore" to hurt other people.
You are annoying.offensive phrase / feminine insult
sa-MO-kan ka
The Bisaya phrase is not forcibly gendered; feminine meaning is reflected in Spanish and metadata.
Miingon siya, "Samokan ka", apan sayop ang pag-insulto.
They said: "You are annoying", but insulting is wrong.
Dili maayo gamiton ang "Samokan ka" aron pasakitan ang uban.
It is not good to use "You are annoying" to hurt other people.
You are dumb.offensive phrase / feminine insult
GA-ga ka
In Bisaya, gaga is used as the feminine counterpart of gago in this kind of insult.
Miingon siya, "Gaga ka", apan sayop ang pag-insulto.
They said: "You are dumb", but insulting is wrong.
Dili maayo gamiton ang "Gaga ka" aron pasakitan ang uban.
It is not good to use "You are dumb" to hurt other people.
You are dumb.offensive phrase / feminine insult
GA-ga ka
In Bisaya, gaga is used as the feminine counterpart of gago in this kind of insult.
Miingon siya, "Gaga ka", apan sayop ang pag-insulto.
They said: "You are dumb", but insulting is wrong.
Dili maayo gamiton ang "Gaga ka" aron pasakitan ang uban.
It is not good to use "You are dumb" to hurt other people.
You are a clown.offensive phrase / feminine insult
pa-YA-sa ka
This uses a borrowed/adapted feminine form because the Spanish input clearly marks feminine and the adaptation is understandable.
Miingon siya, "Payasa ka", apan sayop ang pag-insulto.
They said: "You are a clown", but insulting is wrong.
Dili maayo gamiton ang "Payasa ka" aron pasakitan ang uban.
It is not good to use "You are a clown" to hurt other people.
You are a clown.offensive phrase / feminine insult
pa-YA-sa ka
This uses a borrowed/adapted feminine form because the Spanish input clearly marks feminine and the adaptation is understandable.
Miingon siya, "Payasa ka", apan sayop ang pag-insulto.
They said: "You are a clown", but insulting is wrong.
Dili maayo gamiton ang "Payasa ka" aron pasakitan ang uban.
It is not good to use "You are a clown" to hurt other people.