Sentence examples of "kiss" in English with translation "besarse"

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I want to kiss you. Quiero besarte.
I'd like to kiss you. Me gustaría besarte.
I would like to kiss you. Me gustaría besarte.
You look so good that I could kiss you right now. Estás tan guapa que podría besarte ahora mismo.
I have not kissed her yet. Todavía no la he besado.
Have you ever been kissed before? ¿Alguna vez te han besado antes?
Tom has never been kissed by Mary. Tom nunca fue besado por Mary.
He said that that girl had kissed him. Él dijo que esa chica le había besado.
Is it true? Paul kissed Lily on the lips? ¿Es cierto? ¿Paul le ha besado en los labios a Lily?
She was the first girl I'd ever kissed. Fue la primera chica que había besado.
Everywhere you look you can see young couples kissing. Dondequiera que mires puedes ver parejas jóvenes besándose.
Have you ever kissed your children? You don't even look at them! ¿Alguna vez has besado a tus niños? ¡Ni siquiera los observas!
I never regretted having kissed you, and I'd do it again if I had the chance. Nunca me arrepentí de haberte besado, y lo haría de nuevo si tuviera la oportunidad.
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