@Dra_Rad_11k@dumbfrenchrat Québécois say "tabarnak" despite the real word being "Tabarnacle".
Saying the full word would sound literal like referring to the actual church object where the Eucharist is kept.
It also softens the blasphemy. They do the same with another "swear" word, câlisse (calice).
@Dra_Rad_11k@dumbfrenchrat It's not rude. It's used a lot in everyday speech here.
Kind of like the F-word, It can express anger, surprise, admiration, or just be filler like "man" or "dude" in some contexts.
Whereas "Sacrebleu" is a bit old, not used since the 1960's but had the same function.
@EliseThornheart Excuses acceptées, et je te présentes les miennes aussi si c'était mal amené.
I can only do so much with 280 characters. Pity my misfortune.
@EliseThornheart Was I condescendingly teaching? I just corrected a misstatement with facts. Living in France doesn't make innaccurate terminology immune to correction.
Simplifying complex history for accessibility is acceptable. Ne need to get defensive with sarcasm.
I just give context.
I thought I was tuff for drawing with a mouse, then I found this korean guy on Instagram drawing with bloody cubic polynomials.
Atleast my country is good at football I guess...