I would like to express that I have something said which I should have better not said, or which I have said unintentionally. Something that I have said without thinking it over suffciently.
Is there a proper word or idiom to express this in English? Thanks to all!
Top answer
"Putting my foot in my mouth" is the most common idiom. We also use the French "faux pas" (foh pah) to indicate a mistake in social graces.
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"Putting my foot in my mouth" is the most common idiom.
We also use the French "faux pas" (foh pah) to indicate a mistake in social graces.
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Yes, "slip of the tongue" means that you unintentionally said a wrong word. "Foot in mouth" means that you said something rude, usually without realizing that it was offensive.