Da gebe ich dir recht ,bei uns in Deutschland ist es genauso !
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Funny that they translate âMöseâ to cunt. For Germans, the word âFuttâ or âFotzeâ would be cunt. And âFuttâ, âFotzeâ and cunt germans use in a bad way derogatory way
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Well, you have a problem with what to call it. After all, it is just an opening, a container that we fill with sperm.
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Me? no. I call it Pussy or Mu Mu lol
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Iâm not sure if youâre agreeing with me or not, but multiple translators on my end said that âMöseâ means âcuntâ, so Iâm sticking with that. And, there was no image, so I donât know what that was supposed to be.
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As a German I agree that you can translate âMöseâ to âcuntâ
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Just censor her face, or crop her head out of the picture. Then nobody knows who she is, or what she looks like. But, donât let us get you kicked out of the bedroom!
Interesting. âFotzeâ did translate to âcuntâ, but âFuttâ translated to âfootâ.
In norwegian there is a popular term called sjokolade mus for the chocolate factory. Some sophisticated norwegian artists wants to call it jordbĂŠr mus. 
The most âcommonâ german expression for me is Muschi.
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FuĂ or Fuss is foot crazy translation issues
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They did both translate to foot, but so did âfuttâ. Is futt pronounced like hut, or put, or maybe like flute?
Futt is more like, put, and is really bad ⊠usage would be like âdu blöde/bloede Futt!â (some would say it like you stupid bitch, but its not the word for bitch, bitch is not a swear word in German. Would just translate to female dog what it also means in english), the other one is common in âdu dumme Fotzeâ, for Möse and Muschi there could be said, âschau dir die sĂŒsse kleine Möse/Muschi an.â Möse/Moese and Muschi is soft used and not bad as cunt. You can say both bad if you use a harsh or louder tone, but rather uncommon without being mad of some kind. But maybe we are going too offtopic now 
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