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Hi ! I'm French, and I don't understand an English expression, it's "pardon my French" before some profanities. Could some native speaker explain it to me, if it means something special ?
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Hi !

I'm French, and I don't understand an English expression, it's "pardon my French" before some profanities.

Could some native speaker explain it to me, if it means something special ?

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Pardon my French in French is Pardonnez mon français Pardon aussi mes moyens français excuses pour assermentation.
User Yogeshree Koyani
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Pardon my french to us, is normally just used to apologize for using profanity.
I wish I could explain why, but I honestly have no idea.
Hope this helps though!

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