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I think this is common in all languages. I was in Japan during New Years in 2000. A comedian named Shimura Ken was hosting a show and used the phrase “seiki wo
by innocentoldguy 8y ago
I think this is common in all languages. I was in Japan during New Years in 2000. A comedian named Shimura Ken was hosting a show and used the phrase “seiki wo mataide” during his introduction, which means to cross over into the new millennium. It also means to step over a sex organ. He emphasized the sexual meaning by making an arching motion over his crotch with his hands. Everyone in the audience laughed.