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It is said that Spanish is a lyrical and romantic language. If you are trying to kiss a native Spanish speaker, then learning a bit of the language can be a great way to impress your date. Spanish might also help you sound suave and exotic when kissing a non-native speaker – but make sure that he or she will understand what you're saying! There are several ways to say "I want to kiss you," in Spanish, and each has a slightly different implication. | It is said that Spanish is a lyrical and romantic language. If you are trying to kiss a native Spanish speaker, then learning a bit of the language can be a great way to impress your date. Spanish might also help you sound suave and exotic when kissing a non-native speaker – but make sure that he or she will understand what you're saying! There are several ways to say "I want to kiss you," in Spanish, and each has a slightly different implication. | ||
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#Say "Quiero besarte." This literally means "I want to kiss you." Pronounce it "kee-arrow bay-sar-tay."<ref>http://www.spanishdict.com/conjugate/besarte</ref> While it is technically an exact translation, "Quiero besarte" may not be so common as other, more lyrical phrases. If you are traveling, consider the way that people commonly ask for kisses in this culture, and try asking someone from your specific location for advice. | #Say "Quiero besarte." This literally means "I want to kiss you." Pronounce it "kee-arrow bay-sar-tay."<ref>http://www.spanishdict.com/conjugate/besarte</ref> While it is technically an exact translation, "Quiero besarte" may not be so common as other, more lyrical phrases. If you are traveling, consider the way that people commonly ask for kisses in this culture, and try asking someone from your specific location for advice. | ||
