How to Say "kiss me" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “kiss me” is “bésame” — A1 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
Examples
Bésame, por favor. No te vayas todavía.
Kiss me, please. Don't go yet.
Si me quieres, bésame ahora.
If you love me, kiss me now.
La canción dice: 'Bésame mucho'.
The song says: 'Kiss me a lot'.
Command + Small Word
When you give an affirmative (positive) command in Spanish, you attach the small word (the pronoun) directly to the end of the verb. 'Bésame' is 'Besa' (the command form) + 'me' (the small word meaning 'me').
Why the Accent Mark?
The accent mark (tilde) over the 'e' in 'bésame' is necessary to keep the emphasis on the first syllable (BÉ-sa-me). Without it, the word would naturally stress the second-to-last syllable (be-SA-me), which would sound wrong.
Pronoun Placement Error
Mistake: “Me besa.”
Correction: Bésame.
Learn Spanish with Inklingo
Interactive stories, personalized learning, and more.