This is poor grammar but it means "love, my dear, with the kiss/the f***" depending on context
bonjour faire vous besoin a baiser
you are my love
with you
I think that you guys are my "cheri" I dont think cheri is a common word so... And it should be "Je pense que vous etes mes cheris"
"merci chéri" = "thanks, dear" (or "darling")
masculine- 'avec mon cheri' or feminine- 'avec ma cherie'
A lover kiss. As a noun, baiser means a kiss. But take care, as a verb, even if it means to kiss in a old-fashionned way, baiser means to "f....k".
Baiser means "to kiss" but also means "to f..k" Using the verb "baiser" to mean to kiss is old fashionned although the noun "un baiser" is still used for "a kiss". To give a kiss - donner un baiser to kiss - embrasser. I would translate your sentence into To like kissing with sensuality. I won't translate it by to like f..cking with sensuality.
avec ca= with it, this
que is spanish for "what" avec is french for "with"
dear dear
dear
Cheri/e
avec George means 'with George' in French.
bonjour faire vous besoin a baiser
are u gonna kiss me or not
"baiser" means to kiss or to have sexual intercourse, "vous" means "you". "Baisez-vous ?" does not sound French, it's like asking "Do you ever have sexual intercourse?"