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Imo the key word is informal settings, I think most people would use those but higher class people were taught when not to use them.
by tonfa 7y ago
Imo the key word is informal settings, I think most people would use those but higher class people were taught when not to use them.
- user5994461 7y agoOuai is slang for oui (yes). It's not classy but it's nowhere near as bad as the other words discussed here. It's like "yeah" instead of "yes" really. Using meuf/rebeu/trome (woman, arab, tube) is similar to using hoe and nigga in English. Better not do that even in an informal setting. If you talk like that near people, let's say in a bar or in the tube or on your phone walking, people nearby will avoid you. If you add "putain" every few sentences, you will be universally approached as a violent degenerate.
- potatoz2 7y agoMeuf is absolutely not close to hoe (or even less nigga). Meuf is very common and just colloquial among the younger generation. Maybe the closest would be "dude" or maybe "fam": not insulting in the least but something you wouldn't use in professional settings or with your parents.
- bradknowles 7y agoBe very careful when making extreme racial slurs. If you are not visibly and obviously a member of that same race, you are likely to receive a much more negative reaction than you expect. And that negative reaction could be quite life-threatening. Been there, saw that.
- plouffy 7y agoNobody is going to get physical because you called them meuf.