besarte

beh-SAR-tehbeˈsaɾte

“besarte” means “to kiss you” in Spanish (expressing romantic or affectionate intent).

to kiss youAlso: kissing you

VerbA1regular ar

A tender moment where one person gently kisses another on the cheek in a colorful garden.

gerundbesándote

past Participlebesado

infinitivebesar

📝 In Action

Quiero besarte.

I want to kiss you.

No puedo dejar de besarte.

I can't stop kissing you.

Fue un sueño besarte por primera vez.

It was a dream kissing you for the first time.

Word Connections

Synonyms

darte un beso (to give you a kiss)

Common Collocations

ganas de besarte – feeling like kissing you
antes de besarte – before kissing you
podría besarte – I could kiss you

Idioms & Expressions

besarte el alma – to touch your heart deeply or spiritually

Subjunctive

Imperfect Subjunctive

yote besara

túte besaras

él/ella/ustedte besara

nosotroste besáramos

vosotroste besarais

ellos/ellas/ustedeste besaran

Present Subjunctive

yote bese

túte beses

él/ella/ustedte bese

nosotroste besemos

vosotroste beséis

ellos/ellas/ustedeste besen

Indicative

Preterite

yote besé

túte besaste

él/ella/ustedte besó

nosotroste besamos

vosotroste besasteis

ellos/ellas/ustedeste besaron

Imperfect

yote besaba

túte besabas

él/ella/ustedte besaba

nosotroste besábamos

vosotroste besabais

ellos/ellas/ustedeste besaban

Present

yote beso

túte besas

él/ella/ustedte besa

nosotroste besamos

vosotroste besáis

ellos/ellas/ustedeste besan

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Words that translate to "besarte" in Spanish:

kissing you

✏️ Quick Practice

Quick Quiz: besarte

Question 1 of 2

If someone says 'Voy a besarte', what are they going to do?

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👥 Word Family

beso(kiss) — Noun

besar(to kiss) — Verb

besucón(someone who kisses a lot) — Adjective

🎵 Rhymes

amarte mirarte darte

📚 Etymology

From the Latin word 'basiare', which simply meant 'to kiss'. It evolved through Old Spanish into the current form.

First recorded: 12th century

Cognates (Related words)

Italian: baciartiFrench: baiser

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is 'besarte' one word or two?

Technically it is two words (the verb 'besar' and the pronoun 'te') joined together. In Spanish, we write them as a single word when the pronoun follows certain verb forms.

Can I use 'besarte' with my friends?

Yes, but only if you actually intend to kiss them! It's an affectionate word.