Pronunciation Guide

• Idiota: [ee-DYO-ta]
• Tonto / tonta: [TON-to / TON-ta]
• Imbécil: [eem-BE-seel]
• Bastardo / bastarda: [bas-TAR-do / bas-TAR-da]
• Perra: [PE-rra]
• Cabrón / cabrona: [ka-BRON / ka-BRO-na]
• Maldito / maldita: [mal-DEE-to / mal-DEE-ta]
• Estúpido / estúpida: [es-TOO-pee-do / es-TOO-pee-da]
• Flojo / floja: [FLO-ho / FLO-ha]
• Inútil: [ee-NOO-teel]
• Cobarde: [ko-BAR-de]
• Mentiroso / mentirosa: [men-tee-RO-so / men-tee-RO-sa]
• Tramposo / tramposa: [tram-PO-so / tram-PO-sa]
• Perdedor / perdedora: [per-de-DOR / per-de-DO-ra]

Common Phrases Using Swearing and Insult Vocabulary

1. Eres un idiota - You are an idiot.
2. No seas tonto - Don’t be a fool.
3. Ese imbécil me molestó - That jerk annoyed me.
4. ¡Maldito sea! - Damn it!
5. Ella es una mentirosa - She is a liar.
6. Él es un perdedor - He is a loser.
7. No quiero verte, cabrón - I don’t want to see you, asshole.
8. Eres un tramposo - You are a cheat.
9. Deja de ser tan flojo - Stop being so lazy.
10. No confíes en ese inútil - Don’t trust that useless person.

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Exercises

Exercise 1: Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the blanks with the correct insult vocabulary in Spanish.

1. Idiot - _____
2. Fool - _____
3. Bastard - _____
4. Stupid - _____
5. Liar - _____

Exercise 2: Match the Vocabulary

Match the English terms with their Spanish counterparts.

1. Moron
2. Jerk
3. Coward
4. Cheat
5. Loser

a. el cobarde / la cobarde
b. el tramposo / la tramposa
c. el imbécil
d. el perdedor / la perdedora
e. el idiota / la idiota

Exercise 3: Translate the Sentences

Translate the following sentences from English to Spanish.

1. You are an asshole.
2. She is a lazy person.
3. He is a useless fool.
4. Don’t be a liar.
5. That bastard cheated on me.

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