"Besos" are kisses; "abrazos" are hugs. ""Guapa" is "pretty" or "good-looking."
' Besos, guapa! ' means "Kisses, [my] beautiful [one]". You could answer: ' Gracias! Para tí también, muchos besos, guapísimo. ' > "To you too, many kisses, handsome one".
Besos are kisses.
bienvenidos- welcome a besos- with kisses
TÚ TAMBIÉN, CIELO. BESOS (correct syntax and spelling) --- You too, dear. Kisses
he/she is really pretty but crazy
' Besos, guapa! ' means "Kisses, [my] beautiful [one]". You could answer: ' Gracias! Para tí también, muchos besos, guapísimo. ' > "To you too, many kisses, handsome one".
kisses & hugs for u
Besos are kisses.
The Spanish word "abrazos" means "hugs" in English.
bienvenidos- welcome a besos- with kisses
well i think you got the word "musos" wrong because if it was "muchos", then in spanish it would be "lots of hugs and lots of kisses"
Literally it's: "At my house, my love." More likely a phrase, such as "Where my home is, that's where my love is." or maybe something like "Home is where the heart is."
Translation: Many kisses and hugs, OK more kisses.
"Abrazos" is the plural of "abrazo", or "hug".
It means that a woman is very pretty.
he/she is really pretty but crazy
TÚ TAMBIÉN, CIELO. BESOS (correct syntax and spelling) --- You too, dear. Kisses