"You're going to kill me with your kisses, my love!" is a literal English equivalent of the French phrase Tu vas me tuer avec tes bises, mon amour! The pronunciation will be "tyoo va muh tyoo-ey a-vek tey beez mo-na-moor" in French.
"Kisses" is an English equivalent of the French texting word bizz. The pronunciation of the feminine plural word bises will be "beez" in French.
French dads would write 'bises de Papa' or 'bises, Papa'
groses bises
Bises! Bises! and Tu embrasses! Tu embrasses! are French equivalents of the Italian phrase Baci! Baci! Context makes clear whether "Kisses! Kisses!" (case 1) or "You kiss! You kiss!" (example 2) suits. The respective pronunciations will be "beez beez" and "tyoo awm-brass tyoo awm-brass" in French and "BA-tchee BA-tchee" in Pisan Italian.
embrasser - une bise/un bisous
câlins et de baisers
Bonne nuit et plein de bises
Merci pour les chocolats Mathew, bises, maman
the common way of saying it is 'gros bisous' ou 'grosses bises' - love and kisses
Kisses to everybody, you are the girls.
Oh la la! To end an informal letter in French, you can use "Amicalement" which means "Warm regards" or "Bises" which means "Kisses." Just pick the one that suits your relationship with the recipient. And voilà, you're all set to sign off like a true French pro!
Good night darling. Big kisses for your dreams.