In Spanish, "get" is commonly translated as "obtener" or "conseguir," depending on the context, while "give" is translated as "dar." For instance, you would say "obtener un libro" for "get a book" and "dar un regalo" for "give a gift." The meanings can vary based on usage, so it's important to consider the context.
"To give" in Spanish is "dar". "Give to me" would be "darme".
Dando - from the verb Dar -to give
darle a él
Devuelvaselo
Dame un beso would be the best way to say "Give me a kiss" in Spanish.
The English say the date that they left but the Spanish say the date of the first attack.
Dame una oportunidad.
Dame un segundo
Los dare besos.
Gracias = Thanks
Give me the whole sentence. Concludes is concluye and this is eso/esto but it's not that simple in Spanish so give me the whole sentence.
Give a better and more complete context.