Innocent Gestures That Mean Something Bad in Other Countries (10 pics)

What about this one :27: ?

...i like the good old fashioned American on that does not get lost in translation...
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YeahRight,
American? lol

ya betcha there bud! :27:

it's an easy translation. When offered it simply means 1 of the following: 1 Sperm count. 2. IQ or 3, the number of brain cells, take your pick.

#6 - In Brazil that gesture can have two means, wife cheating or "rock on", depends of situation...

#9 - This gesture dont exists in Brazil.

The middle finger gesture, also known as flipping the bird, is a crude gesture. It dates all the way back to ancient Greece. It was used as a gesture of contempt. (from Ask.com)


Unless you're talking about Native American, anything that is so-called "American" is probably not as America-based as was thought. After all, even though "English" is the main spoken language of America...it has no official language :58:

WHO THE FUCK WRITES THIS SHIT? I'm italian, and

#1 the "chin flick" means "i don't give a shit" / "who cares", ABSOLUTELY NOT "get lost"

#5 & #10 these signs DON'T EXIST in Italy.

Seems like a few people are giving :27: to this post. :08:

#1 I never see someone do that in France... But #8 (rare) with the nail it means "you will have nothing".

#8 doesn't mean such horrible things. Its a simple gesture that " I don't talk to you" when there is no seriousness in it. This normally used in between loved ones in small fights.