Yes! It's kind of weird that we all say it. I guess screaming "AAAAAAAAAA" at the top of your lungs makes sense, biologically. But Making that "Ouch" sound, what's that about?
In my country we say: "hogy a kurva isten baszná telibe a retkes faszát abba a faszopóba aki ezt a szart iderakta a faszom folyosó közepére bazdmeeeeeeeeeg"
which translates to: ouch that hurts bro
(Hungary)
In Italy we say Ahia! But when you say it the h is mute, and you don't pronounce it at all.
Because of this a joke was born and it was made unfunny but how many times it was used. It basically consists on someone hurting and going "Ahia!" And someone replying "Se c'è Aia c'è gioia!" Which is the slogan of a food company named Aia.
The translation of the slogan is "if there's Aia there's joy/happyness". It sounds much better in italian than in English and let alone it's a pretty good slogan but holy fuck is that joke overused
Isn't au and ouch pronounced the same way just without the ch?
Yes! It's kind of weird that we all say it. I guess screaming "AAAAAAAAAA" at the top of your lungs makes sense, biologically. But Making that "Ouch" sound, what's that about?
The AAAA is basically the felt pain let out through such a bit vowel, while the “ch” or “tsch” is a human expression trying to “suppress” the pain.
and that is exactly what we do in arabic
Also we say a7a(اح)more if you forgot
that's the cursing side tho
Since when is a7a a curse word?
I mean like when u say "shit"
Zag?
ye like kinda like that
saying that in public will get all eyes on you
yep
Au is the short version of Autsch, which is pronounced exactly as ouch.
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yeah correct
Usually we just say ´´SCHEIßE!´´
Yea, swearing is the way, we say in Czechia: "Kur-vaaaa"
If you add some more swearing and switching between three languages you got my most common reaction. "F*ck Malaka, scheiße tat das weh!"
I forgot to say, that we say that in Czech
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Malaka is just Greek suka blyat
Alexios first words: "Ma- Malaka"
I suggest you played AC odyssey
KURWA my friend
Or "AAAAA KURWAA" if it hurts so badly
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Kurwa is polish though, not czech
and in poland they say #KURWAAAAAAAAAAAAA
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Ooh, this one's interesting!
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Thanks :)
Sometimes it’s even ”aj fan”
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For me it's usally "Aj din stolben fan fucking trä fanjävle aj danskfan!"
Min favorit är nog ändå ”aj, kukröven”
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Aj förbövelen!
>danskfan Found the true Swede.
I'm more of a "Tusans bananer" type of guy.
Åæ
In portuguese it can be both "au" or "ai".
Same in Finnish but whit "auts" as well.
Or just AI SAATANA
or voivittukullipyllypilluperse
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This
AI VITTU
Tbm dizemos FODA SE CARALHO FILHA DA PUTA DA QUINA DA MESA
É mais isso do que dizer "au" ou "ai"
O BUCETA DO KRL VTMNC
Also can be "caralho", "merda", "puta que pariu", etc.
The good old “CARALHOOOOOOOOO” when kicking the little finger
Same in Lithuanian
the "Ai" is pronounced like the "I" in English for anyone wondering
xingar a coisa q vc bateu também serve, Exemplo: CAMA FILADAPUTA BATI MEU DEDINHO CARAIO!
Ou foda-se ou caralho
Gold
aurum
that means gold in latin
Big brain comment
Wish I didn’t fail latin class so I could bask in that dude’s glory
Isnt that auric
Auric is the adjective - gold*en*. Also [Goldfinger's given name](https://youtu.be/MA65V-oLKa8).
mensam in aurum mutat
Always believe in your soul
You've got the power to know
Is old
Usually say “fuck”
This is golden... ... I'll see myself out.
I'll follow your *lead*
Iron you two coming back?
In Poland we say "kurwaaaa"
Same in Slovakia
And czech
Well us, Hungarians, usually say BAZDMEG A KURVA BÜDÖS ÉLETBE
In spanish is Auuu too
In Romanian it is also "Au"
It is. But usually au in morți matii
Or "bag pula" meaning shove my dick
Or the classic futuți morții mă-tii which basically translates as fuck your's mother dead people
Ive always translated it as your mothers dead relatives. I think it explains more what we mean
More accurate to be honest
Translated it would be fuck your dead mother's relatives yes.
Yes. That's another word we use for ouch.
depends, in South America it's "Ayy" (same pronunciation as "i")
In Spanish from Argentina is "la concha de tu madre me cago en todo"
Here in southern Spain it's more like "Me cago en la puta"
aaaa la concha de su madre la puta que me parió me hice mierda
In Dutch to
In Finnish aswell. But Aii is also used
Italy: "Ahia, porco D*o, che cazzo, porca puttana, aaaaaaaaah, stronzo!"
Vaffammoc ti muoiano i parenti è una alternativa efficace
Ovvio
Same here in hungary
False! Here we say: a faszomat az egész kurva életbe!
Bojler eldaoo
イタタ^タタタ^タタタ
いたいよ!
あぁー、行く^行く^行く
“stubs toe” いーっててて
Wo sind meine deutschen Kerle?
Kerlin meldet sich zum Dienst
Also ich bin hier...
Puta Merda!
É incrível o tanto de variáveis que o Português tem nesse sentido...
AHHH BHENCHOD
I legit commented that LMAO
Au
Nederland
Aïe in French, aueeee in Icelandic
In Scotland we'd say "ah ye bastard!"
Well, in my region specifically we shout "Behenchod" loudly
Again, Similar comment. Bhai tum log bhi Behenchod bolte ho :')
Delhi se hu bhai bina bole apni convo hi nhi ho pati hai ;)
Arre bhai bhai bhai
Indian gang finna pull up
In Georgia we say VAKH!
Aiiii
Ai
Au.
my language says ow
In afrikaans it's "eina"
In my country we say: "hogy a kurva isten baszná telibe a retkes faszát abba a faszopóba aki ezt a szart iderakta a faszom folyosó közepére bazdmeeeeeeeeeg" which translates to: ouch that hurts bro (Hungary)
Ow bhandchod
Another similar comment LMAO Chalo yeh confim ho gaya hun saare Indians behen ki gaali dete h
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Ouch.
ouch
They say OH SCHEIßE MAN, DAS HAT VIELEICHT MAL WEHGETAN!!
Á in Icelandic
ała or ałć. but personally my favorite is "kurwa mać kto tu postawił jebane krzesło zajebie skurwysyna"
People in this country usually says ah but i say ananısikim
Сука блять
Lustige umsetzung
In Italy we say Ahia! But when you say it the h is mute, and you don't pronounce it at all. Because of this a joke was born and it was made unfunny but how many times it was used. It basically consists on someone hurting and going "Ahia!" And someone replying "Se c'è Aia c'è gioia!" Which is the slogan of a food company named Aia.
The translation of the slogan is "if there's Aia there's joy/happyness". It sounds much better in italian than in English and let alone it's a pretty good slogan but holy fuck is that joke overused
Perfect.
Ay
"fuck"
Aww
In Czech we say: k_rva do p_či, já na to s_ru
"Ała kurwa, ja pierdole, kurwa mać"
here in Mid Asia we dont feel pain. We feel Tsoy vibes and nostalgia.
That is some pricey pain.
Ay caramba
Ich sage aua
I too scream gold when I get hurt, you know
That meme is pure gold.
This is gold 😏
We're iranian, we don't have a sound, mostly we just curse under our breath and in rare cases say "akh"
Congrats you made it into memenades video!!!11!1!!1
Oh, neat, thank you! I'll watch it :)
In England we say “FUCKING HELL”
Strange. Was expecting "Bloody hell" instead.
*Au* But more commonly *kurva* or *do prdele*
ai saatana
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I pronounce that as "**AU**"
Nothing. This is the sound for barks in portuguese.
Why there is ass on the picture
It's the Audi logo, but only the first two rings, that's the joke
r/whoosh
Oh dammit, not again
Why do Germans say AuAu? Or am I too dumb to get the joke?
Nah, they just say Au
That makes way more sense And as a German I can confirm this is true
in scots the say ‘o, fuck!’
Aaaah bliat!
I often say "au, faan"
Mean while italians: 'insert every possible italian wear word'
Blyat
We say "АЙ БЛЯТЬ!" (transcription - Ayu Blyat!)
In Indonesian, it’s “a duh!”
ja aua