Comments by "단테 狼" (@DanteOokami) on "Japanese React To English Swear Words | ASIAN BOSS" video.

  1. I find that for Native English Speakers, we just know when not to use swear words. If we're around friends or people we're comfortable with, then we're more likely to use swear words. But at school, at work (depending), or with superiors, or people we've just met, we're less likely to use swear words because it's not polite.
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  2. Also, every swear word used has a different connotation depending on situation and who we use it to
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  3.  @TazHall  Nice. Good on you mate.
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  4.  @YouNeverKnowWhoIsWatching  That is also true, where I'm from, people tend to be more chill and easy going, so swears are a bit of a norm...well, until it's business meeting time or something like that. Then proper language all the time.
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  5.  @fatneek5307  Depends on the country and school, I guess. All mine, as well as mates who went to other school, were of the opinion of "Thou Shalt Not Use Profanity in Class" - Lol.
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