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Could someone explain me what is it supposed to mean? :) Is it an idiom of some kind?
In English, you say a body part (usually feet) are asleep when they have a numbness associated with lack of blood flow.
For example, if you sit cross-legged for a long time, and you try to stand up but you can't feel your foot completely, you might say that your foot is asleep.
Hope this helps.
It sure does. Thank you. :)
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My left foot is asleep.
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