"Voulez-vous coucher avec moi?" is a French phrase that translates literally to "Do you want to sleep with me?". It is a well-known and often-misunderstood expression.
Meaning: The phrase is a direct and somewhat aggressive proposition for sexual%20intercourse. While a literal translation would be "Do you want to sleep with me?", implying just sleeping, the established meaning carries sexual intentions.
Usage: Because of its directness, it is generally considered a rude and forward question to ask someone directly in a serious context. It is often used humorously, ironically, or as a pop culture reference.
Cultural Significance: The phrase gained widespread notoriety and popularity from the song "Lady Marmalade." The song popularized the phrase around the world.
Origin: The phrase probably predates the "Lady Marmalade" song. During times of French colonization, many french prostitutes had a difficulty communicating with the english speaking soldiers, so they used the famous phrase.
Misconceptions: A common misconception is that it is a polite or romantic French phrase. In reality, its bluntness makes it far from polite. Be careful using it if you want to show respect.
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