Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Pas"

A: It means "I have a lot of toys "

A: How much time is left with me?

A: I disagree. It means an embarrassing mistake. It’s very formal.

From dictionary.com:


a slip or blunder in etiquette, manners, or conduct; an embarrassing social blunder or indiscretion

A: N'est pas is not an English phrase. I assume it is a French phrase. Based on the sentence I believe n'est pas means:

"Right?"

Or

"Isn't it?"

A: I made some remark about his wife's family, and then realized I'd made a serious faux pas.
She made the faux pas of referring to Wales as part of England.

A: Faux Pas (from French) means An embarrassing or tactless act or remark in a social situation.
Example Sentences:
1. A common faux pas is feeling obligated to invite people they are not close to.
2. Returning underwear is typically considered a faux pas.
3. A short tie is a faux pas in the business world.

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A:

Is not/isn’t
Was not/wasn’t

The first one is the present tense, the second one is the past tense.

By the way, this is the English section.

A: I have nothing.

A: Not at all.

A: have a good night

A:
I don't have Spare time
and
I don't have surplus time
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A: "Do not stop writing stories" is how you say it

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A: Yes!

A: @Esho4 Its a French word used in English so it's pronounced differently.

A: I don't have enough money to come to the show tomorrow.

A: meaning i graduated last year that is more accurate and makes more sense