senta na minha cara
The English phrase "sit on my face" is translated into Portuguese as senta na minha cara.
This is a vulgar request used to ask a partner to sit on the speaker's face for sexual pleasure.
Did you know?
- Because cara can also mean 'expensive' in Portuguese, a very strange literal misunderstanding could arise if the context of the sentence is lost.
- In many Brazilian dialects, the word cara is also used as extremely common slang for 'guy' or 'dude', similar to how English speakers use 'man'.
- The word cara used in this phrase shares an ancient Greek ancestor, κάρα, which originally referred to the head or the skull.
Examples in context
- Senta na minha cara agora.Sit on my face now.
- Por favor, senta na minha cara.Please, sit on my face.
Example conversation
A couple is talking in the bedroom.
- BeatrizLucas, eu quero você.Lucas, I want you.
- LucasEntão senta na minha cara, Beatriz.Then sit on my face, Beatriz.
- BeatrizEu vou fazer isso agora.I am going to do that now.
- LucasEstou esperando por você.I am waiting for you.
Sources
- Word origins: Wiktionary entries cara, minha, na, CC BY-SA 4.0.
