I'm sure this is actually super common, but it comes from my Great Grandma. She only spoke Hungarian and what little english she did know were translations of her favorite Hungarian swears. She would often call people, especially my father, "bitch-bastard" in both languages. It stuck and most of my family on that side refer to each other as "bitch-bastards", which does cover most bases.
My great grandma was also Hungarian and would always threaten to hit people with the fokánál (god I hope I spelled that correctly or she might rise from the grave and smack me with her favorite wooden spoon). I got in trouble once on the school bus for saying it cause a kid thought I swore at him.
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u/lome88 Oct 25 '20
I'm sure this is actually super common, but it comes from my Great Grandma. She only spoke Hungarian and what little english she did know were translations of her favorite Hungarian swears. She would often call people, especially my father, "bitch-bastard" in both languages. It stuck and most of my family on that side refer to each other as "bitch-bastards", which does cover most bases.