[Answer] 4. As I come off the phone to my boss, I swear volubly. It's my day off, or was supposed to be. Suddenly, I remember that my mother-in-law is in the room. What should I say to excuse my vulgarity?

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...1. Pardon my Polish 2. Pardon my Egyptian 3. Pardon my Dutch 4. Pardon my French Ah, the French! The English are very fond of using their name euphemistically for the most unpleasant of concepts. "The French disease" is used in English to describe syphilis, for example. "Pardon my French" is used to excuse a momentary lapse of decency in one's choice of words, particularly when swear words have been uttered. It is often used in advance of the offending words when someone is aware that they are about to swear.

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Pardon my French:

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