A multilingual phrase book to help you say what you really think of a foreign country and its appalling people - with all the politically incorrect, but invaluable sayings, you won't find in any standard phrase books.
An insult isn't worth uttering unless it's funny!
At last! A multi-lingual phrase book to help you say what you really think of a foreign country and its appalling people. A ready-to-use, politically incorrect compendium of insulting Australian words and phrases, helpfully translated into the four most common tourist languages. No traveller should leave home without 'How To Insult Your Hosts In Many Languages'. And no armchair traveller should host a dinner party without it.
Why waste money on an expensive volume that translates 'I fear this cutlet may be a trifle under-done' into polite French? This handy little volume book lets you say 'It's as dry as a dead dingo's donger!' (and then tell the waiter he's 'a turd burglar'), all in the elegant language of Napoleon!
Australian insults are second to none on the world stage. Be proud of your national heritage while travelling abroad. Enlist our uniquely colourful vernacular to demolish the cultural cringe. Tell a humourless German he's 'as funny as a hatful of arseholes'. Taunt some macho Italian that 'he couldn't get a root in a knocking shop'. Demand a sour Spaniard gives you a 'fair suck of the Saveloy'.
If you're sick of pretending that all foreigners are nice and their countries lovely, How to Insult Your Hosts in Many Languages provides the verbal ammunition to say what you really think. If you don't buy this book you're 'a sandwich short of a picnic'.
