But be careful! It doesn't have a very good reputation! =)
Have a look at the following video! Then comment on the uses of the "f" word that called your attention! Is it always used in negative situations? Is it ok to study this word in an English course? Why? Why not?
Read this excellent article about the word "fuck"
(Watch the videos!):
http://reallifebh.com/how-use-word-fuck
And remember "Mind your language!"
We can use this word for express pain, pleasure, hate and love, it can be an adverb, an adjetive or a noun, it doesn´t always used in negative situations.
ReplyDeleteWhen it is used how offensive, it depend what tone of voice you use and what word surround it, for example it's not offensive if I say, WHAT THE FUCK! or FUCK IT!, but when I say FUCK YOU! or GO FUCK YOURSELF! I'm being offensive, or they are being offensive with me, for that is important understand and study this word in an english course.
Paula, you've read the recommended article, I see! Great!
ReplyDeleteI think that despite the fact that the word "fuck" is considered a "vulgar" word, it is important to be included in an English course since you can find it in many songs, movies, media in general... it's part of the real world. However, as a teacher, I wouldn't recommend its use...it could be inappropriate for certain contexts, you can sound vulgar or even rude... anyway, it is important to recognize words like the "F" word or the word "ain't" to understand certain informal communicative situations...
What do you think???
Sabrina
Absolutely, I'm agree that is very important learn the different way to communicate for certain situations, and we have to know in what situation we can use this words.
Deletehi guys how it's going.
ReplyDeletewell i was seeing the video with my sister,and we know what she talk me about the use i give to the word "F#&%".
and see the video with my sister it´s awesome,because she understood why I liked say
"F%&#"
and I´m agree with the Paula comment, depend how you use the "F$%#",
it´s fucking great, the use of that word......
And is indispensable know the meaning of the words of the language we are learning!!!
Glad to hear that Camilo! Anyway, your sister is right! Mind your language! hahahahahahah
ReplyDeleteYou need to remember that it is not appropriate for all situations, you need to know when to use it not to sound out of place!
See you on Friday!
Sabrina