Swearing in Georgia
In Georgia, swearing is very common among men.
- Most swear words have a sexual connotation.
- The mother and the sister of the opposite person are more insulted in swearing.
- In most cases, someone is insulted who is not present or does not hear the insults. Swearing while driving is common.
- Sometimes the target of insults are objects such as computers, mobile phones, slot machines, etc.
- Cursing by the characters and in front of the camera has been recorded many times. A well-known example was the swearing-in of former Georgian Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili.
- Cursing someone who is present or hears insults means declaring war. In this situation, both sides are fighting.
- It seems that swearing is less common among teenagers than previous generations.
- Most swear words have a sexual connotation.
- The mother and the sister of the opposite person are more insulted in swearing.
- In most cases, someone is insulted who is not present or does not hear the insults. Swearing while driving is common.
- Sometimes the target of insults are objects such as computers, mobile phones, slot machines, etc.
- Cursing by the characters and in front of the camera has been recorded many times. A well-known example was the swearing-in of former Georgian Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili.
- Cursing someone who is present or hears insults means declaring war. In this situation, both sides are fighting.
- It seems that swearing is less common among teenagers than previous generations.
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