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(question for french people, or any person who is familiar with it and knows about it. I just need some answers, thank you.. )

So, I'm living in France for some years now and I did hear a lot in my family the word "PD" (I believe it's actually "pédé", but if I'm wrong, please correct me) for describing gay people and it sounded extremely rude to me.. for this reason I have never used it, but I hear it often and I got genuinely curious if it's an offensive, derogatory word, (like the f-word in English for instance), or it's just a simple/respectful/positive word for gay people..

And I did google it first, but it didn't really help me..

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yilie7 21 04,2021

From my knowledge it's a derogatory slang for gay people. The English equivalent would be fag-got. So yeah it's kinda offensive especially if they say sale (dirty) before it. reply

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Yunina 21 04,2021

Hi! Frenchie here ! It's rude. At best bad humor. It's an abbreviation of the word "pédéraste" which was also used, if I'm not wrong, in a pejorative way. I just checked (curiosity. Thanks, by the way, it was interesting ^^) and it seems the source was a greek word which was NOT pejorative. It had to do with kind of "sensei" relationship ...... 2 reply

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افسر پلیس 21 04,2021

bruh i heard my uncle say this every time he sees my cousin's bf LMAO reply

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Cestelle 21 04,2021

Not french but I can tell you for certain that based on the context "PD"/"pédé" would be short for "pédéraste". The English equivalent in definition would be "pederast", a word that no one uses anymore in favor of the broader "pedophile", but the equivalent in usage would probably be the f-slur. It is NOT a "simple/respectful/positive word for ...... 1 reply

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