Translation guide
A genre of comedy relying on physical humor, crude jokes, and slapstick rather than wit or satire.
The broad concept of low comedy as a genre or style.
Direct translation meaning 'vulgar comedy'. Used in academic or descriptive contexts.
Comedy based on exaggerated physical action, pratfalls, and visual gags.
Onomatopoeic term for slapstick, often used as a noun or adjective.
Humor based on bodily functions, sex, or taboo subjects.
Common term for dirty jokes or sexual humor. Casual.
This movie is a typical example of low comedy.
Literally 'slapstick comedy', emphasizing physical humor and chaotic action.
His performance is pure slapstick comedy.
Means 'vulgar laughter' or 'crude humor', often used to describe the content rather than the genre.
That show relies too much on crude humor.
This movie is recommended for people who like slapstick.
Loanword from English, used in film or theater contexts.
Chaplin is a master of slapstick.
He always tells dirty jokes.
Means 'vulgar' or 'lowbrow', often used for humor that is in poor taste.
That skit was too vulgar to laugh at.