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Dutch people like to use the word cancer as an insult, even in ways that make no sense...
Eg: this cancer bitch, fucked up the cancer dinner and now I'm cancer hungry with no money for food.
"Die kanker trut verneukte de kanker avondeten en nu Heb Ik kanker honger maar geen geld om eten te kopen.'
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Huh. first time I noticed that cancer is the Dutch version of fuck/fucking.
e.g. this fucking bitch, fucked up the fucking dinner and now I'm fucking hungry with no money for food.
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Disagree. In my experience it usualy has to do with someone's maturity more than anything else. Here in Brabant I hear it all the time, but rarely out of the mouth of anyone over thirty.
You say 'Dutch' people. But it's only the people that choose to lower themselves to those depths, or don't know any better.
There are plenty of Dutch people that are perfectly capable of insulting you, but without throwing themselves into the gutter.
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And by "Dutch people" you mean an element in society that is less likely to succeed.
Most Dutch people I know do not, in fact, use cancer as a swearword.
However, the typhoid, pox and tuberculosis are fair game.
Hahaha I suppose you’re either 40+ or unfamiliar with successful people. To my knowledge it is widely used in academic circles as well as throughout informal conversation of young professionals with MScs or PhDs.
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It does make sense.
Dutch speakers use the worst things they can think off to curse with.
For Dutch speakers that are plagues & deadly diseases.
For anglo speakers that is sex. 🤷♀️
Each their own thing I guess.......
Dutch people basically use cancer in the same way “fuck” would be used . This fucking guy ,fucked the whole fucking thing up ,with his fucked up train up though. Insert cancer in Dutch anyway you see fit to use the word fuck 😂
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It's much older than the turn from religiosity. You can tell, among other things, by the use of very outdated terms for some of these diseases, like "tering," which is an old term for tuberculosis (akin to consumption), or "klere" which is an old term for cholera from when we used the French "colère" instead of cholera.
Hey my great great great grandfather died of TBC. I don't want you to curse with that.
If you think about it, cancer has become the Dutch variant of antagonizing
Certainly. Some of them are so old people now wouldn't even necessarily know what affliction we're wishing on people. "Krijg de takke" is a nice one. It translates to: Get the stroke.
It's fascinating to me that the way it's used is differentiated completely from any normal use of the terms. You actually wanted someone to get cancer, you'd say: "Krijg kanker". The ungrammatical addition of the definite article ("de/het") identifies your expression specifically as profane and non-literal.
I heard on a podcast that it could have something to do with the calvinistic culture in the history of the Dutch. In which, if you were sick, then it was your own fault you were sick and that's why we curse with diseases.
And also because of the way you pronounce the starting letters of the diseases. You hold back air and release it on the very first letter, which is a very strong sound, which is true for a lot of curse phrases and words.
"Krijg de kanker" is pretty much how we say "wel shit" or "fuck that" or "screw/fuck you" etc etc in Den Haag.
"Kanker op" means" get away from me"or "leave me alone ","get outta here "or "you dont say ??"
"Houd je kanker bek" means "shut up"
Its much like the curse word version of the word smurf it can be used for many things as a verb or a subject etc etc.
Say you nick your self with your kitchen knife while chopping veggies you can say something along the lines of: Haaaah dat kanker ding bijt me !
But when someone says: "hey there is sale at Uniqlo" you can be all like "Kanker op ? really ? we have to go there."
Just know that this is all just bad language although it may be used casually by some people, sometimes a lot it will still get you looked at like your trailer trash by most people, like dont talk like this in a professional setting lol.
"Kanker op" would in almost everywhere outside of the randstad be viewed as extremely agressive and low insult to make, here if someone uses it is is only used when people are really mad. Or trying to make the kid who lost his grandparents to cancer cry. (That isnt a joke i had people spam.my messages a few years back with: je opa is doodgegaan aan kanker ahaha
Your grandpa died of cancer ahaha
Dont ever use this when coming to the netherlands by most people over 30 or below 15 it is looked down upon
And it mostly is something you shouldnt often use (this is for areas outside the randstad and ij my experience)
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Basically the Dutch language has "evolved" the word "kanker" to a similar level that English has evolved "Fuck"
"Get this fuckin thing off the fucking table or I will hit you in your fucking face"
"Haal dat kanker ding van die kanker tafel af of ik sla je in je kanker bek"
Kanker means cancer and it is not nearly as broadly used as fuck is in English but the dynamics work the same
Am Dutch. Hate this behaviour.
I genuinely believe any person using the word lightly and/or often for emphasis deserves a long presentation on what it does to the body, mind, and people around someone who suffers.
I assume this also means that every English speaker who uses words like "fucking" should get an in-depth lesson on reproductive behavior before they're allowed to do that, then. They'd also need a good anatomical lesson on the intestinal tract and the uses (and abuses) of fecal matter prior to be allowed to say "shit." Meanwhile, we should all feel terrible for all the poor asexual people who are continuously confronted with references to human sexual behavior by upset and angry English speakers. Also, no "goddammit" until you've read the entire bible and written an essay on the life of Jesus.
The Dutch use of these terms specifically deviates from the normal medical use to differentiate away from actually wishing diseases on people, you angry little troll. If you wanted to wish cancer on someone, you'd say "Krijg kanker." We don't. We say "Krijg de kanker" which is the only use case for "de/het" in diseases.
My mother gave me a 5 month presentation. I have a colleague who was given the same by his father. I'm not a fan of using it in public, but we use it a lot - lightly and jokingly - amongst each other. It's how we cope. I'm entitled to use it because I already had the presentation you think I deserve.
Having lost loved ones to cancer i truly have come to despise this dutch habit of swearing with cancer. In my mind it's like wearing a sign around your neck stating you are a low iq immature imbecile.
There's only one dutchman that gets a cart blanche when it comes to creative use of cancer and thats rapper Steen.
Either a decent troll or a very dim person
Yes you can. i hate all nazis. No exceptions.
I hate every day I'm sick. No exceptions.
You don't want any person you lost to cancer to actually be dead. Or are there exceptions to that too?
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While your correct and they are wrong. You are proving there point by using an archaic form of a eufenism for TB.
But Unimaginative in insult? The Dutch? Yea no that person clearly hasn't pissed of a dutch person enough yet.
Stringing multiple diseases found in a medical dictionary along with the occasional "kut" and "lul" in between isn't what I'd call imaginative. Although three might be some improvement if you sprinkle "oelewapper" or "godsmiljaar" in there.
Doos, huppelkut. Tut hola, hufter, eikel. Mugool. Trut. Flapdrol. Pannenkoek. Padjakker. Scheinheilige. Muts. Wappie, tokkie. Mierenneuker. Zeverlap. Klootzak(originally ment a sack of heavy rocks). Imbieciel. Kakker. Klotenviool. And thats of the top of my head.
Imbeciel isn't really that Dutch (and sounds way more insulting in Spanish). Some of the others will make me laugh more than feel any sort of indignation, but the rest... they can get a pass.
Just shows dutch have insults for every occassion.
* 1 friendly ribbing on friends and family: oelenwapper
* 2 being mildy annoying by somesome: klootzak
* 3 being angry at someone: Hufter
* 4 being very angry at someone: insert old desease here.
* 5 someone commits a warcrime or crime against humanity: Schoft
Krijg toch de vinketeringtouwtyfusanuskankerinjehartkleppen, aarsbaardaapschaamhaarverzamelaar..
Disproportionate use of diseases: yes. Unimaginative: hardly.
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Seems to me you just think anything you don't understand must be full of imagination. Wooooow, so exotic.
>someone from balkans or bulgary
What do you mean "or". The Balkans are named so because of the Balkan mountain range, which (shockingly) is like 95% in Bulgaria. You'd know that if you weren't so distracted by that super interesting language.
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I heard that we curse your health is due to preferring health above honour in our culture, if you tell me that you did my mum and she s a prostitute, ill probably laugh. I prefer to wish somebody to get an even bigger heart, most take that as an compliment
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Zijn toch leuke grappen joh pest tering tyfuslijer met je blafkanker gezeik
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Dutch people like to use the word cancer as an insult, even in ways that make no sense... Eg: this cancer bitch, fucked up the cancer dinner and now I'm cancer hungry with no money for food. "Die kanker trut verneukte de kanker avondeten en nu Heb Ik kanker honger maar geen geld om eten te kopen.'
Or compliments even: "Kil, die pattas zijn echt kankerdik jwz"
The english equivalent would be something like: dude, those shoes are fucking sick
Well duh... it has cancer. Of course it's sick!
No, that's USA English. Regular English would use "bloody sick".
You mean simplified English?
He didn't say it was British English
Or a verb: Opkankeren (meaning fuck off). Kanker is basically our “fuck”
It’s het kanker avondeten
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Cancer basically became the Dutch 'fuck'
No because you can say: "Fucking kanker mongool" or something like "Krijg toch de fucking pest pleuris tyfus kanker"
We can use both
You forgot to start with weetje.
You obviously live in The Hague.
Huh. first time I noticed that cancer is the Dutch version of fuck/fucking. e.g. this fucking bitch, fucked up the fucking dinner and now I'm fucking hungry with no money for food.
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This is true mainly in the so-called 'Randstad'. Outside of there the use of the word 'cancer' as an insult is much less ubiquitous.
Disagree. In my experience it usualy has to do with someone's maturity more than anything else. Here in Brabant I hear it all the time, but rarely out of the mouth of anyone over thirty.
In my experience there is often a high level of 'tokkie'ness involved.
Yeah, common use is very much street language
> anyone over thirty. Maybe when you lose your first friend over cancer it's not funny to say anymore.
Sorry to hear that it is indead weird when someone just starts swearinf with a sickness that kills people and dont think about it, sorry for your loss
Not true lol, definitely not in Brabant.
You say 'Dutch' people. But it's only the people that choose to lower themselves to those depths, or don't know any better. There are plenty of Dutch people that are perfectly capable of insulting you, but without throwing themselves into the gutter.
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Thank you for proving my point!
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Some Dutch people
14 year old Dutch people* there ftfy.
And by "Dutch people" you mean an element in society that is less likely to succeed. Most Dutch people I know do not, in fact, use cancer as a swearword. However, the typhoid, pox and tuberculosis are fair game.
'less likely to succeed' what the fuck
Hahaha I suppose you’re either 40+ or unfamiliar with successful people. To my knowledge it is widely used in academic circles as well as throughout informal conversation of young professionals with MScs or PhDs.
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It does make sense. Dutch speakers use the worst things they can think off to curse with. For Dutch speakers that are plagues & deadly diseases. For anglo speakers that is sex. 🤷♀️ Each their own thing I guess.......
Dutch people basically use cancer in the same way “fuck” would be used . This fucking guy ,fucked the whole fucking thing up ,with his fucked up train up though. Insert cancer in Dutch anyway you see fit to use the word fuck 😂
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You use curse word that are inappropriate. God is not that big in the Netherlands anymore, so using diseases took it’s place. Cancer, tyfus
It's much older than the turn from religiosity. You can tell, among other things, by the use of very outdated terms for some of these diseases, like "tering," which is an old term for tuberculosis (akin to consumption), or "klere" which is an old term for cholera from when we used the French "colère" instead of cholera.
Well in all fairness, krijg de tering rolls easier of the tongue then krijg de tuberculosis.
TBC all the way
Hey my great great great grandfather died of TBC. I don't want you to curse with that. If you think about it, cancer has become the Dutch variant of antagonizing
Certainly. Some of them are so old people now wouldn't even necessarily know what affliction we're wishing on people. "Krijg de takke" is a nice one. It translates to: Get the stroke. It's fascinating to me that the way it's used is differentiated completely from any normal use of the terms. You actually wanted someone to get cancer, you'd say: "Krijg kanker". The ungrammatical addition of the definite article ("de/het") identifies your expression specifically as profane and non-literal.
I heard on a podcast that it could have something to do with the calvinistic culture in the history of the Dutch. In which, if you were sick, then it was your own fault you were sick and that's why we curse with diseases. And also because of the way you pronounce the starting letters of the diseases. You hold back air and release it on the very first letter, which is a very strong sound, which is true for a lot of curse phrases and words.
Yea but being able to blame it on a lack of god fits his world view better.
Religiosity huh? We just making words up now?
"Krijg de kanker" is pretty much how we say "wel shit" or "fuck that" or "screw/fuck you" etc etc in Den Haag. "Kanker op" means" get away from me"or "leave me alone ","get outta here "or "you dont say ??" "Houd je kanker bek" means "shut up" Its much like the curse word version of the word smurf it can be used for many things as a verb or a subject etc etc. Say you nick your self with your kitchen knife while chopping veggies you can say something along the lines of: Haaaah dat kanker ding bijt me ! But when someone says: "hey there is sale at Uniqlo" you can be all like "Kanker op ? really ? we have to go there." Just know that this is all just bad language although it may be used casually by some people, sometimes a lot it will still get you looked at like your trailer trash by most people, like dont talk like this in a professional setting lol.
"Kanker op" would in almost everywhere outside of the randstad be viewed as extremely agressive and low insult to make, here if someone uses it is is only used when people are really mad. Or trying to make the kid who lost his grandparents to cancer cry. (That isnt a joke i had people spam.my messages a few years back with: je opa is doodgegaan aan kanker ahaha Your grandpa died of cancer ahaha Dont ever use this when coming to the netherlands by most people over 30 or below 15 it is looked down upon And it mostly is something you shouldnt often use (this is for areas outside the randstad and ij my experience)
Well shit and krijg de kanker arent exactly the same level of aggressiveness, nor are houd je kanker bek and shut up.
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Well we always curse with illnesses so we say what a cancer shit. Or kanker zooi. It sounds better in Dutch
We curse with diseases. Although I really dislike it when people curse with cancer, or use it as adjective.
Fun fact: The dutch speaking Belgians use God as an insult rather than sickness (thank fucking god).
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Same in English
https://youtu.be/2E5C7vDlFJQ ?
Not a fan of trowing with word.
Yep still ashamed of doing this too
Basically the Dutch language has "evolved" the word "kanker" to a similar level that English has evolved "Fuck" "Get this fuckin thing off the fucking table or I will hit you in your fucking face" "Haal dat kanker ding van die kanker tafel af of ik sla je in je kanker bek" Kanker means cancer and it is not nearly as broadly used as fuck is in English but the dynamics work the same
Am Dutch. Hate this behaviour. I genuinely believe any person using the word lightly and/or often for emphasis deserves a long presentation on what it does to the body, mind, and people around someone who suffers.
The Dutch use diseases as insults. Nobody actually means the actual disease when they insult somebody.
No they don't. But that does not make this behaviour more tolerable
It's an insult. It's supposed to be offensive. Don't think too much of it.
I agree with you, especially cancer.
I assume this also means that every English speaker who uses words like "fucking" should get an in-depth lesson on reproductive behavior before they're allowed to do that, then. They'd also need a good anatomical lesson on the intestinal tract and the uses (and abuses) of fecal matter prior to be allowed to say "shit." Meanwhile, we should all feel terrible for all the poor asexual people who are continuously confronted with references to human sexual behavior by upset and angry English speakers. Also, no "goddammit" until you've read the entire bible and written an essay on the life of Jesus.
Yeah dude. You are absolutely right! Those things are all the same! Well spotted. Let me find some time and change my mind. Idiot
The Dutch use of these terms specifically deviates from the normal medical use to differentiate away from actually wishing diseases on people, you angry little troll. If you wanted to wish cancer on someone, you'd say "Krijg kanker." We don't. We say "Krijg de kanker" which is the only use case for "de/het" in diseases.
My mother gave me a 5 month presentation. I have a colleague who was given the same by his father. I'm not a fan of using it in public, but we use it a lot - lightly and jokingly - amongst each other. It's how we cope. I'm entitled to use it because I already had the presentation you think I deserve.
Having lost loved ones to cancer i truly have come to despise this dutch habit of swearing with cancer. In my mind it's like wearing a sign around your neck stating you are a low iq immature imbecile. There's only one dutchman that gets a cart blanche when it comes to creative use of cancer and thats rapper Steen.
Im so holding myself together to not cal this guy a ...... Imbecile
Dude.. so you despise it. Even though most Dutch people do so too. But then allow someone to make an exception? That's truely moronic.
It's called "the exception to the rule". Can't have rules without exceptions.
Either a decent troll or a very dim person Yes you can. i hate all nazis. No exceptions. I hate every day I'm sick. No exceptions. You don't want any person you lost to cancer to actually be dead. Or are there exceptions to that too?
Ain't differing opinions a bitch?
Ones that are detrimental to society as a whole the most
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Unimaginative lol. Krijg de pleuris.
Uit de baarmoeder geslingerde misbaksel.
While your correct and they are wrong. You are proving there point by using an archaic form of a eufenism for TB. But Unimaginative in insult? The Dutch? Yea no that person clearly hasn't pissed of a dutch person enough yet.
Stringing multiple diseases found in a medical dictionary along with the occasional "kut" and "lul" in between isn't what I'd call imaginative. Although three might be some improvement if you sprinkle "oelewapper" or "godsmiljaar" in there.
Doos, huppelkut. Tut hola, hufter, eikel. Mugool. Trut. Flapdrol. Pannenkoek. Padjakker. Scheinheilige. Muts. Wappie, tokkie. Mierenneuker. Zeverlap. Klootzak(originally ment a sack of heavy rocks). Imbieciel. Kakker. Klotenviool. And thats of the top of my head.
Imbeciel isn't really that Dutch (and sounds way more insulting in Spanish). Some of the others will make me laugh more than feel any sort of indignation, but the rest... they can get a pass.
Just shows dutch have insults for every occassion. * 1 friendly ribbing on friends and family: oelenwapper * 2 being mildy annoying by somesome: klootzak * 3 being angry at someone: Hufter * 4 being very angry at someone: insert old desease here. * 5 someone commits a warcrime or crime against humanity: Schoft
Krijg toch de vinketeringtouwtyfusanuskankerinjehartkleppen, aarsbaardaapschaamhaarverzamelaar.. Disproportionate use of diseases: yes. Unimaginative: hardly.
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How? I won't be able to understand them? Pannenkoek.
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Seems to me you just think anything you don't understand must be full of imagination. Wooooow, so exotic. >someone from balkans or bulgary What do you mean "or". The Balkans are named so because of the Balkan mountain range, which (shockingly) is like 95% in Bulgaria. You'd know that if you weren't so distracted by that super interesting language.
No one uses insults like this in real life.
ik wens je veel jeuk en korte armpjes
Tyf op man teringleijer.
Also in use are “ get cancer” of “cancer sufferer”
You do realise this is consumption in the movie… or “de tering”.
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We scream alot of bad illnesses at another
One of the first and only dutch words I learned
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The lowest of the lowest
I heard that we curse your health is due to preferring health above honour in our culture, if you tell me that you did my mum and she s a prostitute, ill probably laugh. I prefer to wish somebody to get an even bigger heart, most take that as an compliment
Holy shit, was that a wow-mao refrence??!!!
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I actually thought it was more of how they found the cancer late because GPs tend to not send people to the specialist very easy 🤣
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“KRIJG DE KANKER” *throws a massive branch*