What's the difference between swearing and swearing?

The difference between swearing and swearing:

1 has different meanings.

The word "dirty words" originated in Cantonese, that is, "dirty words" in Mandarin, and has now spread to common words in Mandarin, referring to obscene, tricky and difficult dirty words, most of which are related to pornography. Usually people often say "curse" refers to people who curse.

"Vulgar language" has two meanings: one is vulgar and unwritten words; Second, it refers to obscene obscene content. More often, it refers to indecent words or words that can't stand scrutiny. For example, the first act of Cao Yu's Thunderstorm: "If he sees you, don't swear less, do you hear?" The fiftieth time in A Dream of Red Mansions: "Feng thought for a long time and smiled:' Don't laugh at me. I only have one rude word, and I don't know the rest. "Everyone laughed:' The more swearing, the better. You said just get down to business.

2. Different parts of speech.

Swearing will hurt others, but it can also make the conversation more lively and interesting; Swearing will only make the conversation more discordant and get into an embarrassing situation.

Swearing in language can strengthen tone, help express and vent strong emotions such as anger, unhappiness, disgust, surprise and contempt, and also enhance the intensity of insulting others, achieving language effects that ordinary language cannot achieve.

However, swearing is not only used in bad mood, but also not necessarily used to hurt people. Nowadays, when many people get together with friends, most of them regard swearing as a joke. Although some swearing words contain indecent words, they can be used as auxiliary words to emphasize the tone and make the conversation more lively and interesting.