Thank you for leaving your comment. I really appreciate your comment and input regarding my paragraph. I believe I understood your paragraph. Thank you! I 100 percent agree with you about a swear word isn’t a taboo word. Trevor Noah is a great comedian and he uses a swear word sometimes:) I wrote a same paragraph in Spanish and I left a same comment to the person who corrected my paragraph. “Even I tried to explain in Japanese, I would be able to explain it clearly.” :) I should have put my thought together before I submit my notebook:) So I will try my best to explain to clear out what I meant when I wrote this paragraph. I have to admit I might have misunderstood your explanation. Yes, they are just words and at this time I made the lister to feel heavy emotions. However because of my anger and emotion were so strong, I intentionally used a swear word to express it in a sicercastyic manner. In my case I made the lister to misguide intention of the speaker. My action disgusted myself. Thank you again for your input. Have a nice weekend!

What is the function of a swear word? Well, first of all, like all words it's basic functionality as a word of any kind, is to express or convey a thought a feeling or concept. So what makes a swear word a swear word? The fact that it's taboo? No, because many words can be taboo without being a swear word. So what does it do that makes it different? It invokes emotions. What does it express? It expresses extreme emotion. It tells the audience that you are extremely emotional about the subject at hand. If being able to express yourself effectively brings you relief, than you've put that word to work for you. That is true mastery of a language. If it hurt someone else, and you gained relief from that, than you needed someone to relate to you, and you pushed them into relating with a negative feeling. Knowing that they do relate is the source of your relief. Try learning to trust in other's ability to relate to basic human emotions without having to be brought to that emotional state to realise it. Then you will have matured as a speaker. As a listener, if you allow the words of a speaker to bring you to an emotional state that you do not want to be in, you need to learn that words are just tools, and it doesn't matter if the speaker is motivated to use their word choice because they want to convey an emotion or if they intend to bring you to a state you don't want, either way, they just feel heavy emotions and thus just need someone to relate to them. Also realise that words are just vibrations in the air that will dissipate in less than a second... they're just words. Allow the meaning to move you, not misguided intentions of the speaker, then you will have matured as a listener as well.

i'm fine thank you. how about you? do you want to learn arabic. here i am. :)

Thank you for your comment Emily, how are you doing? Yes, it has also been the phenomenon in Japan too. I know it is fun at first but at the end it is not a good way to learn English. They don't know people don't use it daily. Have a nice weekend! I want to say the language (Arabic, right?) in Algeria is so beautiful. I wish I could speak it!