What insulting words or phrases have you heard americans being called ?
What insulting words or phrases have you heard americans being called ?
I want to hear what insults you have heard others using to refer to americans
What do you call someone who speaks three languages? Trilingual.
What do you call someone who speaks two languages? Bilingual.
What do you call someone who speaks one language? An American.
"Americans".
Fucking devastating.
My favourite is
seppo
???????????
The term "Yank" is incredibly loaded with all kinds of stereotypes the world over, but it has a very different meaning in the US.
Idk man ‘American’ is a slur in like half the world
What kind of bait is this bullshit question? I don't know. Get creative, you witless hack. ✌️
-A fucking human
"I object to the term 'loud-mouth American'. It's a tautology." --Magda S. in Fast Forward (maybe?)
Haha, Americans are fat. I mean, it's true: American obesity is about 40 percent. I blame wheat.
It's probably the government-subsidized corn syrup but wheat works too
There are a over 48 million African Americans, so does anyone know some insulting words or phrases people use against them?
Then we can move on to the > 60 million Latinos (there will be some overlap).
It's important to recognize US diversity when dreaming up insults.
Or you know, you could not focus on race, and just insult Americans as a group ... oh wait, is that your insult?
Rule 1. Locking.
Yankee, Yank, Yanqui
Seppo I guess but that doesn't hit as hard because silly
"Freedumb" is another one that's too silly to really be offensive
In china people think foreigners have big noses
The only actual slur I know of is that North Koreans call Americans "white devils". Which is ironic if you know North Korea's racial demographics compared to America's.
I've mostly heard 'yanks' in English. I don't know if Japanese slang specifically has a word for USian foreigners as most situations don't really care about which country and, if more specificity than 'foreigner' is required, it's usually going to be some adjective/descriptor (loud, rude, skin_color_here, etc. in the case of people being those things).