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It's a good idea to learn bad words when you're learning a new language I've heard that many teachers tend to not teach bad words to their students, and many people don't tend to care about that too much, which is understandable for obvious reasons. However, I don't think that's a good idea because, like it or not, those words are part of any language, and many people are going to use them, and sometimes a lot. Maybe many of us are not rude people or just don't like to say bad words. But I think we all agreed that none of us like to be insulted, and we might want to be able to defend ourselves when someone tries to insult us, whether by insulting those who have insulted us or simply getting away from them. Another point that I want to mention it is that sometimes it is a little confusing when you are trying to understand a person who is saying words like ``fucking´´ or ``damn´´ all the time. And maybe they're not being rude to you, maybe it's just the way that they normally speak, but At least for me that is a bit confusing. Please correct this text if I have made any mistakes :)

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It's a good idea to learn bad words when you're learning a new language

I've heard that many teachers tend to not teach bad words to their students, and many people don't tend to care about that too much, which is copressible (not sure what you mean to say) for obvious reasons, but I don't think that's a good idea, because like it or not, those words are part of any language, and many people are gonna use them, and sometimes a lot.

Maybe many of us are not a very rude people or just don't like to say bad words, however, I think we all are agreed that none of us like to be insulted, and we might want to be able to defend ourselves when someone try tries to insult us, whenther whether by insulting who has insulted us or simply getting away from them.

Another point that I want to mention is that sometimes it is a little confusing when you are trying to understand a person who is saying words like fucking or damn all the time, and maybe they're not being rude to you, maybe it's just the way that they normally speak. At least for me that is a bit confusing.

Please correct this text if I have made a mistake :)
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It's a good idea to learn bad words when you're learning a new language

I've heard that many teachers tend to not teach bad words to their students, and many people don't tend to care about that too much, which is understandable for obvious reasons, but I don't think that's a good idea, because like it or not, those words are part of any language, and many people are going to use them and sometimes a lot.

Maybe many of us are not rude people or just don't like to say bad words, however, I think we all are agreed that none of us like to be insulted, and we might want to be able to defend ourselves when someone tries to insult us, whether by insulting those who have insulted us or simply getting away from them.

Another point that I want to mention it is that sometimes it is a little confusing when you are trying to understand a person who is saying words like fucking or damn all the time and maybe they're not being rude to you, maybe it's just the way that they normally speak. At least for me that is a bit confusing.

Please correct this text if I have made a mistake :)

I totally agree with you, no one likes to be insulted, but an insult or a hostile action can be done with words not considered bad. A lot comes down to delivery of the sentence, posture, body language, tone, facial expressions. When someone comes toward you and they look angry then it is advisable to be cautious, consider options to protect yourself, look for exits, assistance in those around you.

Again you are right about it being the way some of us speak. I love the way fuck is so easy to say, if I am angry I do not have to say it, I can say it in my mind or in private I can say it with expression.

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It is a good idea to learn bad words when you are learning a new language.  (or) 'Is it a good idea to learn bad words when you are learning a new language?)

I have heard that many teachers tend to not teach bad words to their students,* and many people do not tend to care about that too much, which is compressible comprehendible / understandable for obvious reasons, but I do not think that is a good idea, because like it or not, those words are part of any language,* and many people are gonna going to use them,* and sometimes a lot.

Maybe many of us are not rude people or just do not like to say bad words, however, I think we all are agreed that none of us like to be insulted,* and we might want to be able to defend ourselves when someone tries to insult us, whether by insulting those who has have insulted us or simply getting away from them.

Another point that I want to mention it is that sometimes it is a little confusing when you are trying to understand a person who is saying words like fucking or damn all the time,* and maybe they are not being rude to you, maybe it is just the way that they normally speak. At least for me, that is a bit confusing.

Please correct this text if I have made a mistake :)

*You do not need a comma with 'and'. 

Red, white, blue, green and black.

Red and white and blue and green and black.

¿Comprendes?

Well done.

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It's a good idea to learn bad words when you're learning a new language

I've heard that many teachers tend to not teach bad words to their students, and many people don't tend to care about that too much, which is compressible for obvious reasons, but I don't think that's a good idea, because like it or not, those words are part of any language, and many people are going to use them, and sometimes a lot.

Maybe many of us are not rude people or just don't like to say bad words, however, I think we all are agreed that none of us like to be insulted, and we might want to be able to defend ourselves when someone tries to insult us, whether by insulting who has insulted us or simply getting away from them.

Another point that I want to mention it is that sometimes is a little confusing when you are trying to understand a person who is saying words like fucking or damn all the time, and maybe they're not being rude to you, maybe it's just the way that they normally speak. At least for me that is a bit confusing.

Please correct this text if I have made a mistake :)

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