Examples of using "Beijá" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I'd like to kiss you.
- I would like to kiss you.
She wants to kiss him.
I could kiss you.
He tried to kiss her.
He wants to kiss her.
I would like to kiss you.
- I'd like to kiss you.
- I would like to kiss you.
Mary let Tom kiss her.
I'm afraid of kissing her.
I'd like to kiss you.
Tom didn't want Mary to kiss him.
- I'd like to kiss you.
- I would like to kiss you.
- I'd like to kiss you.
- I would like to kiss you.
Kissing her was a magical, unforgettable moment.
He was dying to kiss her.
- I don't think Tom would let me kiss him.
- I don't think that Tom would let me kiss him.
You look so good that I could kiss you right now.
Even though we're engaged, she wouldn't let me kiss her.
- Tom promised Mary he wouldn't try to kiss her.
- Tom promised Mary that he wouldn't try to kiss her.
Tom was hoping that Mary would kiss him.
you can kiss the woman no need to ask her, kiss her directly
She started kissing him as soon as he got home.
As soon as Tom got Mary alone, he started kissing her.
- Tom wouldn't let Mary kiss him.
- Tom wouldn't allow Mary to kiss him.
Everyone knows that by far the happiest and universally enjoyable age of man is the first. What is there about babies which makes us hug and kiss and fondle them, so that even an enemy would give them help at that age?