How to Say “Kiss” in Puerto Rican Spanish

beso
standard
A kiss in Puerto Rico is a beso, and the affectionate besito means "a little kiss". It is also called besar.
Meaning: touch with the lips (noun)

Ways to say it

“kiss” in Spanish
Spanish Note
beso standard
besito affectionate
besar verb

Besito is common with children and partners. The verb is besar, as in Te quiero besar.

When do people say it?

A quick cheek kiss or beso is a normal greeting among family and friends.

Did you know?

  • Spanish adds -ito to many nouns to make them small or tender, as in beso and besito.

Examples in context

  • Dame un besito.
    Give me a little kiss.
  • Le di un beso a mi abuela.
    I gave my grandmother a kiss.

Example conversation

Marta says goodbye to her daughter Lucía at school.

  1. Marta

    Dame un besito, nena.
    Give me a little kiss, sweetie.
  2. Lucía

    Aquí, mami.
    Here, Mom.
  3. Marta

    Que tengas un buen día.
    Have a good day.
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