How to Say “Kiss Me” in Italian

baciami
informal
The Italian phrase for "kiss me" is baciami.
Baciami is a way to ask someone to kiss you. It is a more direct expression that may be considered too forward or intimate in certain contexts.
Meaning: kiss me (phrase)

What does it mean word for word?

The word baciami is a combination of the imperative verb bacia (kiss) and the unstressed object pronoun mi (me).

Which one should you use?

While baciami is a direct command, you can also use the more casual expression Dammi un bacio to say "kiss me" or "give me a kiss" to friends and family.

Is there a formal and an informal way to say it?

Baciami is used in informal situations. For a formal way to say "Give me a kiss", you should use Mi dia un bacio. The phrase Dammi un bacio is a casual alternative to baciami used with close acquaintances, friends or family members.

How does it change in a sentence?

In the form baciami, the pronoun mi is attached to the end of the verb in its imperative form.

Did you know?

  • While baciami is a request for a kiss, the word bacio is also used as a culinary term for certain types of small, round cookies or pastries.
  • If you use the word baciare to describe how a person treats a situation, such as 'baciare il pericolo', it actually means to 'court' or 'flirt with' danger.
  • The verb baciare is used in the expression baciare la mano, which refers to the traditional act of kissing a hand as a sign of extreme respect or nobility.

Examples in context

  • Stai zitto e baciami!
    Shut up and kiss me!
    This sentence shows how to use baciami in an emphatic way.
    Tatoeba #2173773 by Guybrush88, translation #2173753 by Hybrid
  • Baciami se mi ami davvero.
    Kiss me if you really love me.
    This sentence shows baciami used in a conditional context regarding love.
    Tatoeba #3566835 by Guybrush88, translation #2109107 by marcelostockle
  • Se vuoi baciarmi, allora baciami.
    If you want to kiss me, then kiss me.
    This sentence illustrates the use of baciami following an infinitive form.
    Tatoeba #5617784 by Guybrush88, translation #2019178 by CK
  • Mi dia un bacio, per favore.
    Kiss me, please.
  • Dammi un bacio, tesoro.
    Give me a kiss, darling.
  • 8 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

A romantic moment in a park at sunset.

  1. Alessandro

    Sei bellissima stasera.
    You are beautiful tonight.
  2. Sofia

    Grazie, Alessandro. Anche tu.
    Thank you, Alessandro. You too.
  3. Alessandro

    Per favore, baciami.
    Please, kiss me.
  4. Sofia

    Con piacere.
    With pleasure.

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