
Show Notes
In our 279th episode: Tacos used like insults, 2nd Part. What foreigners think of Spaniards. Stereotypes VIIth, we have a very difficult issue at hand and it is to explain orally and in writing what the tacos are, or the swearwords, which are the most common, in what situations they are used like insults.This last aspect is the one we will address today, in order to show you the less kind face of swearwords or tacos, which is the offensive use that is made of them, in order to insult another person.
En nuestro episodio nº 279: Tacos ofensivos o usados como insultos 2ª parte. Lo que piensan los extranjeros de los españoles. Estereotipos VII, tenemos entre manos un tema muy difícil y es explicar oralmente y por escrito qué son los tacos, o las palabrotas, cuáles son los más comunes, en qué situaciones son ofensivos o se usan como insultos. Este último aspecto es el que abordaremos hoy, con el fin de mostraros la cara menos amable de las palabrotas o de los tacos, que es el uso ofensivo que de ellos se hace, con el fin de insultar a otra persona.
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