I am curious, really. Do the French yell “oui”, and “si” for the Mexicans, or is it just our culture that says “yes”?
I apologize if this is poorly worded, or even spelled, my mind is elsewhere, and I can’t find it.
In my personal experience, they yell “Jim!” 
Don’t ask me how I know this… but yes, they do yell “yes” in whatever language is appropriate.
In mine it’s often “NO!”, “STOP!” and “You’ll get 20 years in jail for this!”
I believe in China they say “wen hao li suo na yin ye tse na ho guo” which roughly means “screw America and long live the People’s Republic Of China”
There is a vocalization that middle eastern women and belly dancers do called a zaghareet. If you’ve watched “Xena”, you’ve heard it. To be done in the proper manner, you are supposed to place one hand over the top lip, fingers splayed and palm angled toward the chest. (Got that? In other words you hide the mouth without actually obstructing the sound)
The rumor is that middle eastern women do this when making love.
What does an Aggie girl yell during sex?
“Easy now daddy, or you’ll crush my smokes”!
KV,
Send me some volunteers… females 18-35, generally attractive, from various nations…
And I’ll let you know. 
From my extensive collection of porn tapes, I can confirm that, at least in Western cultures, the women yell “Oui,” “Ja,” or whatever during sex. In fact, they utter all the vocalizations that one would normally expect from any partner: various bits of profanity, appeals to the Supreme Being, praise and direction to their partners, the occasional idiomatic expletive, etc…
I limit my observation to the tapes starring people from western countries because I have no bloody idea what the Asians are hollering.
I am curious if there is anyone from another culture who can share some of their culture’s specific idioms or expressions that are reserved for bedroom situations, or depictions thereof…
For example:
Here in the US, “Who’s Your Daddy” has experienced a recent popularity, and has even moved into the mainstream slang, used anytime someone wants to act like a poor winner.
(However, I dislike it, since it originated in prison culture, implies abusive sodomy, uses incest as a metaphor, and reflects the fact that we jail more of our citizens than any other “free” country. But I’m just that way…)
I have quite an active imagination, but I entirely fail to see that last point, bughunter. You had me nodding along up until then.
Yep, In Japan they yell out “I’m going” (iku) instead of cumming. Wierd the first time if you’ve never heard it before and your Japanese isn’t too good.
Drat, KneadToKnow - I knew I’d get called on that (I wish we could edit these posts). I just didn’t expect it to happen so soon.
To be painfully clear: the fact that a vaguely sexual expression originating in prison culture can enter mainstream slang to the point where it gets used by animated characters in Titan A.E. and my 6th-grade neice is a reflection on the number of young, black males we imprison in a society where a large fraction of youth culture idolizes the young, black male.
The expression originated in prison homosexual relationships, and since approximately 1 in 6 inner city black male youths spend time in jail, it quickly spread to the “gangsta” slang, and from there it naturally was picked up by mainstream youth culture.
Of course, maybe Jeff Sutherland’s Duck Job also had something to do with it’s popularity. But Buzz got that expression from the same place…
In college, a foreign student, when kicked in the ass and told he couldn’t do what he was doing on the kickers parent’s front lawn, threw back his head and, in an Apu like accent, yelled “feeeeeeellllsssss goooooooooood!” Funny as hell. YMMV
I was with a German woman once who shouted, “Oh mein Gott, bitte!” It made me feel like Krom.
Well, if I was not a Lady I could tell you what the English say… 
Mexican: La Virgen!
Swear to Gawd.
Oh, the irony!
I wonder if Wiccans cry out, “Oh my Goddess!”…
Now there’s a question for my girlfriend (who comes from a short line of witches).
But seriously, I could ask my third cousin from Brazil when he comes to visit this summer. He should know what the Portugues slang is. Remind me.
LOL… dood, no way. It’s more of a “ay! ay!” or “ay papi!”
“Ohhhhh!” and “Unh!!” sound the same in any language. YMMV
“Look out! There are Llamas!”
hee-hee
Ho jes! Ho jes, tio bonas! Fiku min, fiku min, mi petas! Ho jes! Ho jes, tiom ghi bonas! Jes, fiku min nun! Ho jes! Mi churas! Mi churas!!!
…do chu bonis por vi?
Yes, I have had sex in Esperanto.