Therefore, unlike beso, this word cannot be used to talk about family and friendly kisses.Īyer vi a Sam y Peter dándose un mate en el parque As a synonym of kiss, ‘mate’ refers to a very intense and passionate kiss. Mate – KissĪlthough you may know mate for being an Argentinian drink, in Cuba, mate is an informal word that means ‘kiss’. So if you want to talk about an action (kissing), you need to combine them with the verb dar. Take Note: Kiko and quico sound and mean the same. Pero, ¿se besaron bien o sólo fue un kiko?īut, did you guys really kiss or was it just a peck? Kiko is very popular among young Mexican speakers. As a result, it’s the Mexican synonym for ‘peck’. This word is only used when kissing lightly (just lips touching). Kiko or quico is a Mexican informal term that means ‘kiss’. Take Note: Dar un beso is a Spanish common expression to say ‘to kiss’, but in order to make sense, you need to add the object (the person who is being kissed). ¿Te lastimaste, nenita? Te voy a dar un besito para que se cureĭid you hurt yourself, baby girl? I’m going to give you a kiss for the pain In Mexico we greet each other with a kiss On top of being used in all Spanish speaking countries and in different contexts, beso not only refers to romantic kissing, unlike other words from this list. Beso – KissĪs mentioned before, beso is the most standard way to say ‘kiss’ in Spanish. Take your time to read the descriptions carefully so you choose the best option for you 🙂 1. In the following sections, we’ll explain to you when and where you can use each one of these words. On top of that, each word may refer to a different type of kiss.
As a result, they will only keep this meaning in their country of origin. The previous words are different Spanish terms that Spanish speakers use to say kiss. The following are different ways to say kiss in Spanish: So what are different ways to say ‘kiss’ in Spanish?ĭepending on the country they are from, Spanish speakers could use different words. You know ‘beso’, but ‘beso’ is only one word, and it’s the most general term you could use. But it’s very likely that at some point you will come across other Spanish terms to say ‘kiss’. Beso is the standard and direct translation of kiss.
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