How to Say “Kiss” in Venezuela (Venezuelan Spanish)

beso
noun
A kiss in Venezuela is a beso. The sweet form is besito, and the verb "to kiss" is besar.
Meaning: touch with the lips (noun)

Ways to say it

“kiss” in Spanish
Spanish Note
beso noun
Besito affectionate
Besar verb

Beso is the standard noun. Dar un beso means to give a kiss, and un besito is a small, friendly one.

How does it change in a sentence?

The verb is regular: yo beso, tú besas, él besa. "Kiss me" is bésame.

When do people say it?

A kiss on the cheek is a common greeting among family and friends in Venezuela, especially with women.

Did you know?

  • The Spanish song Bésame mucho is famous worldwide, and its title means "kiss me a lot".

Examples in context

  • Dame un beso.
    Give me a kiss.
  • Le di un besito a mi abuela.
    I gave my grandmother a little kiss.
  • Se besaron bajo la lluvia.
    They kissed in the rain.

Example conversation

A mother says goodbye to her daughter at the school gate.

  1. Mamá

    Dame un beso, mi cielo.
    Give me a kiss, my sky.
  2. Hija

    Aquí tienes, mami.
    Here you go, mommy.
  3. Mamá

    Que tengas un buen día.
    Have a good day.
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