Talk:Putain putain
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unconnected sentences?
[edit]A song published 20 years too early. Maybe even 40! Look at all the sentences and it is about the European values. In the early '80s singing about. Love for girls and boys and the others as well (LGBTQIA+). Everybody is different (in size of cock at least) and has it's strenghts. Looking at the setting where Arno Hintjes set himself free from the small town community, he was really feeling at that time a European and was seeing all kind of differences. Even putain putain to be translated in the article as whore whore is a literal translation. Please ask a native French speaker how many meanings the word putain can have with context and intonation. In this case its meaning is nowhere near whore. Altough it might have been used for the shock effect that TC Matic was using (as Lords of Acid also did)
Can any specialist adapt this text? 87.67.49.89 (talk) 20:45, 22 December 2024 (UTC)