
Italian profanity - Wikipedia
A peculiar minced oath created extemporaneously, especially popular among Italian teenagers, has the form of a rhyme, and read as follows: "Dio can...taci il Vangelo, Dio por...taci la pace!" and translates as: "God, sing to us the Gospel, God bring us peace!"
What does "Ma dio cane" mean? : r/Italian - Reddit
What does "Ma dio cane" mean? It Is a blasphemy swearing, letterally "God dog". Would not use it in public or with people you don't know very well, can lead to big relationship incident. No, angry in general, like saying "fuck, I lost the game" but in a …
The 8 most used Italian swear words - This is Italy
2015年2月5日 · Italian swear words with God, pigs, dogs and the combination. Dio cane, porco cane, porco Dio, Dio mio… Mainly used as a curse, so to reinforce a certain discussion. The curses without God (God) in it are a little neater than the one with God in it, but it is still quite rude to use these expressions.
Italian Swear Words and Their Meanings (for Polite Society)
2020年2月3日 · Zio is a euphemism for Dio, which means God. As you can imagine, using Dio instead of Zio would sound very blasphemous, and many Italians would not appreciate it. Porco cane!
dio cane - Urban Dictionary
2013年6月4日 · Traditional way to swear against god, quite common in the north-northeast of Italy. Literally it means "god is a dog", or "dog god". It's said that this ancient expression was discovered hundreds years ago in the big venetian province of Bojon, the day that someone pronounced the words: " Veo juro, el xe un càn, eo gò sentìo sbajare"!
121 Italian Swear Words, Phrases, Curses, Insults, Slang ...
Dio cane! F#$%in’ god! Dio cangurello: God little kangaroo; Dio santo! Oh my God! Ditalino: Literally means “small thimble” but refers to female masturbation; Essere un culo: To be an ass; Faccia a culo: Assface; Fare una sega: To masturbate; Fatti una pugnetta: Have A Wank; Fica: C#$% Figlio di puttana: Son of a whore; Figlio di Troia ...
porco dio or dio cane? - TextRanch
2024年3月27日 · 'Porco Dio' translates to 'God is a pig' and 'Dio Cane' translates to 'God is a dog'. They are both considered offensive and disrespectful. It is important to avoid using such language in any context.