This is a slangish, abusive, and offensive phrase, by which a male speaker invites somebody to perform oral sex on him.
to bite
bite the dust
There is no way to say that. It is an English idiom.
The word "bite" is actually a slang word to define the masculine sex.As a verb : Biter is a slang verb to replace understand.ex : j'ai rien bité à ce qu'il a dit - I understood nothing to what he saidthe spelling is different, in French biter is spelt "bee te"The verb to bite in english is tranlansted by mordreThe past tense (Passé simple, used in texts as narrative ) isJe mordistu mordisil morditnous mordîmesVous mordîtesils mordirentThe passé composé (Past tense usually used in spoken French)J'ai morduTu as morduil a morduNous avons morduVous avez morudIls ont mordu
Kamu.
Bite in French slang means "dick" in English.
Mordre
Direct translation would be : "Mord moi", although the expression "bite me" doesn't seem to have a french equivalent
Kamimasu.
"Chupon" is translated to English as "pacifier." It is a rubber or plastic object given to babies to suck or bite on for comfort.
Bite
to bite
te mordre
You can bite their tonuge if you are french kissing and their tonuge is in your mouth.
The Kikuyu word for the English word bite is "-uma kwa meno."
The next french fry you bite into will bite you back
Snack, Light meal, or Bite [to eat] may be English equivalents of 'collation'. The French word is a feminine noun whose definite article is 'la' ['the'], and whose indefinite article is 'une' ['a, one']. It's pronounced 'koh-lah-syohn'.