Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Damn"

A: It's a mild swear word, and an expression usually used when something negative happens. It can also be used to express amazement when said with an impressed tone.

A: It means like "Shit" or that something went wrong or made you upset and you usually say this word to express your feeling about it.

A: "クソ"はどんな場合使っても失礼な表現だと思うけど英語の"damn" は問題ない。(丁寧な話以外)

A: É o nosso puta que pariu, droga

A: That's a good question. It's mainly meant to be used for bad things, but you sometimes hear people use it to express strong emotion.
For example: "I love you damn it!" or "He's my friend damn it! I would never betray him"
I'm not sure the best way to translate it (^^;;

A: whoops I deleted it..
1. damn she's hot!
2. damn I forgot

A: Damn ! this girl is so hot )

A: "Damn, I think I've lost my keys"
"Can you open this damn door? It's stuck..."
"Well I'll be damned, she won first place"

A: what does 4 mean?

A: They're pretty much the same thing. They're both an expression of anger.
Although, 'damn!' could be used to show surprise/shock

A: @kevinjooo59 A lot of kids who aren’t allowed to say “damn” will say “darn”, since “damn it” is a very informal and slightly inappropriate way of saying “darn it”. However, adults use “darn it” in a formal setting. So, the stronger one (to show more anger) in this situation is “Damn it” but I wouldn’t say that in school, work, any formal setting, or around children.

A: Damn is like woah and goddamn is like WOAH!!!!!!! 😂😂😂 goddamn just has more emphasis

A: "Damn!" and "Damn it!" are the same and can be used interchangeably :)

*More info about them*
Damn is used in general.
Damn __ is specifically pointed at someone/something. Some examples are, "Damn you!" "Damn it!" and "Damn them!"

A: littéralement ça signifie 'envoie-le en enfer!' il est utilisé pour exprimer la frustration, comme les phrases françaises 'merde tout' et 'zut'
mon français est assez rouillé; désolé!

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A: LOLOL

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A: rhymes with Jam

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