¿Me das un beso?
Will you give me a kiss?
YOUR GUIDED SPANISH LESSON · ABOUT 3 MINUTES
Ask for a kiss
Learn the Spanish first. Hear it, understand it, then try saying it yourself.
Use this affectionate request with a partner who welcomes it. For an unfamiliar person, choose a different greeting.
Listen and practice
English guidance and Spanish examples use your device’s voices. Your original video with Michael is below.
Choose Start when you are ready. You can also read the full lesson below.
SAY THIS IN SPANISH
Dame un beso.
Give me a kiss.
Make sense of the Spanish
Da is the informal command of dar, to give. Attach me to get dame: give me. Un beso means a kiss.
Use it in another way
Te mando un beso.
I’m sending you a kiss.
Your turn
Look away and say the main Spanish phrase. Then listen again and compare. Try changing one word to make the phrase useful to you.
Reveal the Spanish phrase
Dame un beso.
Watch Michael’s original bilingual video
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FREE SPANISH LESSON
Dame un beso.
Give me a kiss.
Make a little practice of it.
- Watch once for the meaning.
- Replay and focus on the Spanish.
- Pause, say the Spanish line, and compare.