Can you call a Spanish girlfriend "mi corazon," or is that only done between partners and not between friends? Can you also say "Bessos" when saying goodbye in a text message?
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Why not?
mi corazon
¡Micorazón![fam.]–apelativoafectuosoMyHoney!
Besos, Muchos besos
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I don’t know if you just say that to partners. How te amo
to a certain area
like Te quiero!
You can. It’s loving. But this can also be said by the Omi to a child, a friendly seller or aunt to her cousin or cousin.
It is not only common among love-paates, but it could be misunderstood. So if you are not BF, you hardly know and there was no action that touches you, prefer to leave, especially women in today’s time.
She calls me mi bebe because we know each other longer and are older. So would go?
Besos always goes, besos, un abrazo or un beso y un abrazo or cuídate (check on you) etc. are all normal formulas, instead of greetings.
Sure, then definitely.
Mi corazon is already very familiar. That’s what you can say to your friend as a gift word.
But so ne “compañera” in Spain… I wouldn’t do more.
You can say “te quiero”. But not “te amo.”
“Bessos” there are, so the word. There’s “besos”, that’s what’s said.
I might rather use abarcar. hugs…