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that guy is an idiot, but just because you have them as prescription, doesn't mean they aren't a fashion statement. xD>
Excuse my stupidity, but how is it actually pronounced?
Faux-pas is French, so you pronounce it like "fo-pah."
Faux-pas: Fough as in dough (as in donut), paw as in Dad (as in what up pa?) I've got an aunt that says weefee for Wi-Fi, glucides (glue-sids) for carbohydrates (glucide is French for carbohydrate), breaf-iss (deaf-is) for breakfast, and refuses to change no matter who corrects her. She is in her 50s, and speaks English. So, though I am surprised you don't know how to say faux-pas, I'm glad you at least asked how to pronounce it. Naïve: Nye as in bye, eve as in, well, eve. Nye-eve.
Looks like you have some haters....
For people who don't understand french, pronounced fo pah, spells faux pas, means wrong move. And for idiots who think you have to be a hipster to understand french, some english speaking people live in france, and can manage speaking and understanding it very well without being hipsters
Sounds like something a customer would say to me. Mine are prescription as well.
Am I the only one who thought of London Tipton here?
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He deserved some fox paws in the face for being so rude.
Wow.. Some people are just too rude and ignorant.