Assieds-toi sur mon visage
The English phrase "sit on my face" is translated into French as Assieds-toi sur mon visage.
This phrase is a vulgar request for a partner to sit on the speaker's face for sexual pleasure.
Did you know?
- The word visage is derived from the Latin 'visus' which refers to the act of seeing.
- French erotic literature often uses highly clinical or formal terminology to describe vulgar acts to create a stylistic contrast.
- In English, 'face' is a very common word, but in French, using visage in a highly vulgar or sexual context can create a strange stylistic clash between the formal noun and the crude request.
Examples in context
- Madame, serait-il possible que vous soyez assise sur mon visage ?Madam, would it be possible for you to be seated on my face?
- S'il te plaît, assieds-toi sur mon visage.Please, sit on my face.
Example conversation
A couple is in the bedroom together.
- ManonJ'ai tellement envie de toi, Hugo.I want you so much, Hugo.
- HugoMoi aussi, Manon. Assieds-toi sur mon visage.Me too, Manon. Sit on my face.
- ManonOh oui, j'adore ça.Oh yes, I love that.
- HugoC'est exactement ce que je voulais.That's exactly what I wanted.
Sources
- Word origins: Wiktionary entries mon, sur, visage, CC BY-SA 4.0.