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How to Say ‘Give Laura a kiss’ in Spain Spanish

Dale un beso a Laura

DAH-leh oon BEH-soh ah LOW-rah

[DAH-leh oon BEH-soh ah LOW-rah]

💬 Usage Tip: dale is da "give" with le "to her" stuck on the end. Spanish keeps a Laura as well, even though le already means "to her."

Phrase Breakdown

Dale un beso

DAH-leh oon BEH-soh

Give (her) a kiss

'Dale' is the command 'da' (give) joined to 'le' (to him or her). Stress DA-le.

Example

Dale un beso a tu madre.

Give your mother a kiss.

Words in this phrase

Dale

[DAH-leh]

give him/her

Command of 'dar' (give) plus 'le' (to him/her).

Example

Dale las llaves a tu padre.

Give the keys to your father.

[oon]

An article used before a masculine singular noun.

Example

Busco un lugar donde me sienta valorado.

I’m looking for a place where I feel valued.

beso

[BEH-soh]

kiss

A kiss, often sent as an affectionate greeting.

Example

Un beso para tus padres.

A kiss for your parents.

a Laura

ah LOW-rah

to Laura

'A' marks who receives the kiss. It blends into the name: a-LAU-ra.

Example

Escribe a Laura.

Write to Laura.

Words in this phrase

[ah]

A preposition used before an infinitive verb.

Example

Está dispuesto «A» colaborar con el equipo.

He is willing to collaborate with the team.

Laura

[LOW-rah]

Laura

A common Spanish female first name.

Example

Laura trabaja en recursos humanos.

Laura works in human resources.

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