How to Say "kissing you" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “kissing you” is “besarte” — A1 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
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used when the action is the subject of a sentence, e.g., 'kissing you is nice'
Examples
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.
The 'te' means 'you'
This word is actually two pieces: 'besar' (to kiss) and 'te' (you). In Spanish, you can glue 'you' to the end of the action if the verb is in its basic 'to' form.
Where to put the pronoun
You can say 'Quiero besarte' (to kiss you) or 'Te quiero besar' (I you want kiss). Both mean the exact same thing!
Don't double up
Mistake: “Te quiero besarte.”
Correction: Say 'Quiero besarte' or 'Te quiero besar'. Only use the 'te' once in the sentence.
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