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Mohawk is a Information not available language spoken by approximately Information not available people, primarily in Various regions. It uses the Information not available for written communication.
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| Phrase | Translation | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Example phrase | Translation | Meaning explanation |
| Satshó:ton | Eat a shit | Vulgar expression of contempt |
Note: The phrase "Satshó:ton" is considered vulgar and should be used with caution in Mohawk-speaking contexts.
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The Mohawk language plays a significant role in its culture and society. Understanding the cultural context helps in appreciating the nuances of expressions and phrases, including vulgar ones like "Satshó:ton".
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Mohawk is primarily spoken in Various regions.
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Common phrases in Mohawk include greetings like "Example phrase" (hello) and "thank you" (thank you). For a more comprehensive list, see our common phrases section above.
Yes, the phrase "Satshó:ton" is considered vulgar and offensive in Mohawk, as it would be in most languages. It should be used with caution and awareness of the social context.
Mohawk is primarily spoken in Various regions. It has approximately Information not available speakers worldwide.
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