Hey! In Latin America, in countries like Brazil, Argentina and generally most countries the greeting called 'Faire-Le-Bis' that came from France is VERY common, even between two men.
In some European countries too, like Spain, Italy & French obviously. But countries
like Germany, Netherlands a hand-shake is enough!
In many Arabic countries, the 'kiss' happens between two men when they decide to make business together, but that's all.
It depends where you are at, most countries considered friendly and warm are the ones with most influence in those greetings, like Brazil.
Hope I helped!
Primer beso translates into English as My First Love as well as My First Kiss. Occasionally it translates into My Girl (the movie My Girl is indeed called Primer Beso in Spanish speaking countries).
"Ese beso" is Spanish for "that kiss." It refers to a specific kiss given or received in the past, with the word "ese" meaning "that" in Spanish.
The kiss on both cheeks in French is called "la bise." It is a common form of greeting in France and other French-speaking countries.
I deserve a kiss. (Spanish)
"I want a kiss" in Spanish.
It is a common greeting sign among latin countries to kiss a woman in the cheek. It is just as common as a handshake is in the US and other northern countries.
Wave, hug, smile, shake hands, nod, kiss, high five.
You can hug them or give kiss on the cheek. A handshake between men is also common
Kiss them
Primer beso translates into English as My First Love as well as My First Kiss. Occasionally it translates into My Girl (the movie My Girl is indeed called Primer Beso in Spanish speaking countries).
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"To kiss" in Spanish is "besar". "A kiss" is "un beso".
kiss in Spanish is beso.
For the most part yes (at least from my experience/to my knowledge). One kiss on each cheek is is a common way to greet someone and also done when saying goodbye.
You say Hola, and give a little kiss on the cheek.
They have hand shake and most of kiss each other
Puedo besarte? = Can I kiss you?