It could be translated as a couple of different things, but most commonly, it's probably "a great love."
dame un beso
Dame un beso would be the best way to say "Give me a kiss" in Spanish.
Only for a kiss.
"Necesitas un beso." :)
Several ways. "Voy a mandarte un beso." (I am going to send you a kiss). "Te mandaré un beso." (I will send you a kiss). Or, a third way "Envio a ti un beso." (I send you a kiss). The last one would not be used in English in that way, but in Spanish it is perfectly OK to used the present tense to speak of the near future.
Un beso muy grande - A big kiss
"With a big kiss"
a big kiss, many greetings, will see you soon
Un Beso was created in 2005.
dame un beso
The duration of Por un beso is 2700.0 seconds.
Dame Un Beso was created on 1986-01-25.
Por un beso was created on 2000-11-13.
I want a kiss. Quieres is like "like". And un, is like a. And beso is Kiss.
Igualmente, un gran beso le / les / te / os doy.
Well it should be yo necesito un beso.....It means I need a kiss.
grande beso means big kiss and grande amor means big love