'Faux Pas' Meaning

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[moutace]

Good job! A video rich in vocabulary. Thanks.

[MILANESIOXD]

Yup, I like your socks in particular. I am delighted with that trend you wear. it is comfy. I love Mad English TV.

[Go-vdih]

Hey Mark, faux pas in french is not only used in the social context, but could also be used in general to mention a behaviour that is not appropriate to the situation.

[vlock]

Yes Mark, you are right. In fact Russia close to Europe from fashion point of view. And of course we have people who often go abroad and who hardly ever go abroad and first group of knows all about fashion but second group of people live succesfully without these knowlege.

[kery]

I have a psir of compression socks that look just like yours. They are used for swollen legs. I also use socks to hide my dirty feet when im to lazy to wash them. I wear sandals.

[gabrielebarba]

Hi Mark. I live in Italy and here we pay attention generally at our dresses. We put socks in our home and flipflops at the beach or in a seaside. Funny episode, thanks:)

[marinachilevic]

Throughout the entire video I could not forget what I saw I don't understand who would have thought of wearing sandals and socks. Thanks for the video it really cheered me up.

[sandrafournier]

Thank you Mark for this vidéo faux pas c'est français oui😊 ça fait plaisir!!
You are the best english teatcher 😚

[englishpowercapenglishpowe]

Thank you so much for another good lesson Mark. Greetings from South America.

[leelavatimehta]

Today I learnt new words like faux Pas, social blunder, Biggie and back in the business.Thank you so much Mark.In my country poor people they used to wear socks and sandal so there is no fo and paw. Thanks.

[ВалеріяОксамитна]

Good afternoon! Thanks for a new lesson Mark! That was captivating and really helpful. I learn French for a while and in this language "faux pas" means "wrong step" but I've never heard this expression to be used in such context.

[hamidaahmed]

It was a very informative lesson for me
Thank you

[michellecheng]

Always learn something from your class！

[whiskyandart]

Great !!!! It's my frist time here. i wanna learn more english and this here can be my breakthrough:-)

[pankorzhikov]

Hey, Mark! Very funny lesson! I was growing in the USSR and I remember it was very common and normally to wear a mix of sandals and socks. A lot of people just thought that it was some kind of hygiene(for me it always was being ridiculous) Thanks for this class.

[gazpi]

I do enjoy your lessons. Thanks so much

[olfatelgendy]

Oh how amazing to learn with you
Oh man I think if they teach us English like that in schools I think the of learning would be short
Amazing amazing the best of best
Hi from the land of pharaohs ✋

[eduardogimenezdepaz]

HI MARK WONDERFUL LESSON I ALSO USED SOCKS AND SANDALS ❤EDWARD

[Vetgong]

Hey Mark! Thanks for the funny lesson! Sure that's "Faux Pas" in Saint-Petersburg to go out like that but when I'm home I can wear flip flops with socks, especially in winter time. Take care and have a nice day too!

[abdelilahjamali]

Hi! Thanks for the video!
In Morocco, it's a faux pas to wear socks and sandals although nobody wouldn't say anything to me, the people would look at me, but like you, I'm blazing my own trail.
Other vocabulary:
back to business!
no biggie.
trendsetter.
Take care!