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I have to ask, when you kick a Japanese boy in the nuts or whatever, ignoring
the obvious sounds a human makes when entering into such a state, what bits of
language will they impulsively shout in their anger.

I ask this as in English we have a beautiful array of anglo saxon gems to
choose from, but in Japanese what is the equivalent?
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word-choice culture
When angry we shout "F***!", but what do 日本人 shout?
The best equivalent to F*** would probably be "kuso".(which means s***).  
But if you kick someone down there they probably will say "konoyaro" or
"onore" to you.(which can be interpreted as "you son of a *****").
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I am too soft-spoken a person to be familiar with cuss words, but here are
some examples in no particular order.

  * 「畜生{ちくしょう}」
  * 「くそっ」
  * 「くそったれ」
  * 「てめえ」
  * 「てめえ、この野郎{やろう}」
  * 「この野郎」
  * 「くそ野郎」
  * 「ボケ」
  * 「死{し}ね」
  * 「死{し}にやがれ」
  * 「くたばれ」
  * 「このくそガキ」
  * 「くそ食{く}らえ」
  * 「ざけんな」
  * 「ざけんな、ボケっ」
  * 「ざけんじゃねえ」
  * etc.

Around Nagoya, we have 「たあけ」, which comes from the old, elegant word 「戯{たわ}け」.

Stop me now or I'll be typing words/phrases I shouldn't be in public.

Note: 「ざけんな」 is the slangy pronunciation of 「ふざけるな」.
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