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Immi666 | 20:42 Sat 11th Nov 2006 | Travel
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How do you say "Whip off your top, I want to lick your nipples" in French?
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Apparently it's ....
Le fouet de votre sommet, je veux l�cher vos mamelons
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ta. and can anyone tell me how to say it? i have no sound thiingy on this computer
Hmm . .

The first part of Metz's suggestion means "the whip of your top". Since I'm not sure that the French use 'top' as a generic term for garments which cover the torso (and 'whip' here is a noun, not a verb), a Frenchman would probably hear this as 'the whip belonging to the upper half of your body'.

Unless someone can suggest a colloquial French equivalent for 'whip off', you'll have to settle for something like "Quickly take off your shirt/blouse" for the first part.

This gives:
"�tez rapidement votre chemise/corsage. Je veux l�cher vos mamelons"

Chris

PS: I hope your flu has gone away ;-)
VERY roughly pronounced as:

Oh-tay
rapeed-mon
vot-rer
shem-ees (if you mean shirt) or . . .
cors-arshz (if you mean blouse)

Zjer
vue
lesh-air
vo
mam-ell-orn.

Chris
I think you should also be prepared with the French for "It's a fair cop officer; I'll come quietly"!
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Thanks Buenchico, I'll practice that. :-) And my cold is a lot better thanks.
I think I've heard a top referred to as ' un haut', so, perhaps, "Enlevez brusquement votre haut.......or even in these circs "enleve ton haut.........tes mamelons"
don't know what your suggesting there kettledrum. Surely you wouldn't want to use the familiar if you're licking someone's nipples. ;-)
I believe, in such situations, that miming can overcome all......
weep orf yur toup I went to leek yur neeples

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