Please, thank you, and bad language

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important

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good manners and politeness is in the UK

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always using please and thank you is

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vital if you want to have good manners

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but on occasion we

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all uh sorry pardon my French idiom

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number one is very commonly used when

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English people swear now if you are

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French I hope you're not offended by

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this idiomatic expression it really is a

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joke it's apologizing for using a swear

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word bad language cursing if you will

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and basically it's suggesting that you

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didn't swear but you used a foreign word

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and France being the closest neighbor to

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England has become part of the joke so

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when you say a bad word when you swear

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by accident in front of someone that you

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shouldn't and you want to apologize we

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often very often say pardon my French or

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excuse my French so you realize that you

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shouldn't have used that language and

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you're apologizing for it in a joking

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kind of way so hopefully you guys don't

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swear and won't need to use this idiom

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but if you