shibal

it’s a f-cking word that’s generally considered distasteful and rude. just because someone says “oh its a lot like the word ‘f-ck’ ” doesn’t f-cking mean that you can say “hey gurl let me shibal you”, cuz it doesnt f-cking make sense.

maybe, just maybe most foreign words have absolutely nothing to do with the english language. have you ever thought of that d-ckhole?
declarative: “oh shibal! i shibal’d up pretty bad!”

response: “you’re doing it wrong you f-cktard!”

question: “hey does shibal mean f-ck?”

response: “no. it means thank you very much. go try it out.”
despite common belief by crackers and n-gg-rs, shibal does not actually have meaning.

it is a korean word used mostly in place for the word “f-ck” and “sh-t” in english when something goes wrong. not to be confused with the verb “f-ck.”

sometimes it is used as a prefix to some swear words such as shibalnom and shibalsekki.
1. shibal, i f-cked that up pretty bad.
2. stfu you shibalnom.
literally “sh-t” in korean. however, its as bad as f-ck or godd-mn.
aw shibal, they f-cked my girlfriend!!!!! and d-mn it the f-cking sl-t enjoyed it!!!!
f-ck you in korean
a: shibal
b: okay
one of the most popular and frequently-used corean swear world, roughly meaning ‘f-cking’. but one can pretty much use this word at any part of a sentence.

‘shib’ means
1. n. v-g-n-
2. v. to have a s-x, to f-ck (a woman)

‘-(h)al’ is a suffix that turns a word into an adjective.

there are some variations to the pr-nunciation such as sshi-ba(r)l, ssi-ba, shi-pal, etc.
shibal, i f-cked it up again.
shibal, that chick’s f-cking hot, dude.
that f-g is a shibal-nom.