Sorry for posting such a daft question, but I've always wanted to know this. What does the French saying, 'Sacre bleu' mean in English?

mochyn

my God,in the same way that those who do not like to take the Lord's name in vain find different words to replace GOD, http://www.postconsumer.com/blogfrance/archives/000437.html Apr 17 03, 8:39 PM

Kainantu

''Sacre bleu' means 'blue crown' (translated by altavista that is) land would be our equivilancy (sic) of 'Oh my God!', using the French King's name in vain.' http://www.geocities.com/deonora_the_ravenheart/French Apr 17 03, 8:46 PM

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