kiss your lips
i want to kiss your lips *
"Pero mira jayy puedo besar" is Spanish for "But look, Jayy, I can kiss."
"Labios mojados" means "wet lips" in Spanish. It can refer to literal wet lips or be used metaphorically to evoke a sensual or alluring image.
"¿Qué cosas hacen tus padres?" translates to "What things do your parents do?"
"Quienes son tus primos" translates to "Who are your cousins" in English.
You say, 'cómo echo de menos tus labios'.
i want to kiss your lips *
I'm assuming you are addressing a girl*:Literally: Tu tienes labios (muy) bellas. (You have (very) beautiful lips)Other Ways: Tus labios son (muy) bellas. (Your lips are (very) beautiful)Tus labios son vale la pena morir! (Your lips are worth dying for!) (Sexy) mamacita, debe prestarme esos labios perfectas. ((Sexy) Baby, you need to lend me those perfect lips.)Note: You can replace "bellas" (beautiful) with "lindas" (pretty) or "preciosas" (precious) for added effects :).*If you are talking to a boy, replace all words that end in "as" with the same word ending in "os". (Just FYI: If you ARE talking to a boy, all these sentences will sound REALLY GAY, unless that's what you want, say "tus labios son muy hermosos/machos". You will still sound really strange, but not so much as if you say something else!)
i love your lips
Kissing your lips and making you happy.
"You are beautiful and I love your lips."
Your lips
It means "I would like to kiss the sexy lips".
You want to taste your lips again
The cast of Tus labios - 2004 includes: Javier Godino as Gus Esther Toledano as Blanca Sergio Villoldo as Atra
I'm thinking of kisses on your lips.
"Your lips" is an English equivalent of the Spanish phrase tus labios.Specifically, the masculine possessive adjective tus means "(informal plural) your." The masculine noun labios means "lips." The pronunciation will be "too-SLAH-byohs" in Spanish.