quiero tu cuerpo
/kjeɾo tu kweɾpo/from spelling rules
The phrase "I want your body" in Spanish is quiero tu cuerpo.
This phrase is used to express a strong physical or sexual desire for another person.
How do you pronounce it?
/kjeɾo tu kweɾpo/
Did you know?
- The Spanish word cuerpo shares a distant linguistic ancestor with the English word 'corpse', as both trace back to the idea of a physical frame or body.
- The word cuerpo is used in the common expression poner cuerpo, which means to put effort into something or to physically show up to help.
- The word cuerpo can also be used in the expression cuerpo a cuerpo, which refers to hand-to-hand combat or close-quarters fighting.
Examples in context
- No sabes cuánto quiero tu cuerpo.You don't know how much I want your body.
- Solo quiero tu cuerpo esta noche.I only want your body tonight.
Example conversation
A private, intimate moment between a couple in a bedroom.
- ElenaJavier, quiero tu cuerpo.Javier, I want your body.
- JavierY yo quiero el tuyo, Elena.And I want yours, Elena.
- ElenaEres tan increíble.You are so amazing.
- JavierVen aquí conmigo.Come here with me.
Sources
- IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
- Word origins: Wiktionary entries cuerpo, tu, CC BY-SA 4.0.
