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Excuse me, I have a question. Do you use “XYZ-PDQ”in everyday life？
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@ky_chan Personally, I don’t hear this phrase very often. This is actually the first time I’ve heard this phrase.
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It's not very common in my experience. Many native English speakers would not know what you meant if you said it.
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What would you say? For example, when someone's trousers are unzipped and I secretly want to tell him or her.
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@ky_chan You could say something like, “Your barn door is open” or “Your fly is down”.
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@ky_chan
I agree with @wanitokage "Your barn door is open" is a good idiom to use.
But most of the time, you can just quietly tell someone "Your fly is undone" and you don't need a secret phrase/code.
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@ky_chan you could just simply tell them
"I'm sorry but your pants are unzipped"
"Your zip is down"
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"Your fly is open/undone"
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@ky_chan Glad I could help. どういたしまして。
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