私の顔の上に座って
watashi no kao no ue ni suwatte
The English phrase "sit on my face" is translated into Japanese as 私の顔の上に座って (watashi no kao no ue ni suwatte).
This phrase is used as a request for a sexual partner to sit on the speaker's face for oral pleasure.
How do you pronounce it?
watashi no kao no ue ni suwatte
Did you know?
- In Japanese erotic literature and adult media, this specific act is often categorized under the term 顔面騎乗, which literally means 'facial cavalry'.
- The word 顔 (kao), meaning 'face', can sometimes be replaced with 面 (tsura) in very rough or aggressive 'street' speech, though this would change the tone from a request to a highly vulgar command.
- The verb 座る (suwaru) typically implies sitting on a chair or a formal seat, whereas in many sexual contexts, Japanese speakers might use 乗る (noru), which means 'to ride' or 'to mount'.
Examples in context
- 俺の顔に座ってみない？Wanna sit on my face?
- 顔に座ってよ。Sit on my face.
- ねえ、私の顔の上に座ってほしいの。Nee, watashi no kao no ue ni suwatte hoshii no.Hey, I want you to sit on my face.
- 今すぐ私の顔の上に座って。Ima sugu watashi no kao no ue ni suwatte.Sit on my face right now.
Example conversation
A couple is flirting in the bedroom.
- 美咲 Misakiねえ、私の顔の上に座って。nee, watashi no kao no ue ni suwatte.Hey, sit on my face.
- 陽太 Yotaえっ、本当にいいの？e, hontou ni ii no?Eh, are you sure it's okay?
- 美咲 Misakiうん、お願いしてるんだから。un, onegai shiteru ndakara.Yes, because I'm asking you to.
- 陽太 Yotaわかった。じゃあ、行くね。wakatta. jaa, iku ne.Got it. I'm going to now.
