In a word, no. “Pardon my French” is an idiom exclusive to the English language, stemming from the two countries own millennium-old beefand not one of the bourguignon type.

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“Pardon my French” is an idiom exclusive to the English language, stemming from the two countries’ own millennium-old beef—and not one of the bourguignon type.