Today’s post is all about love. We’ll talk about ways of addressing your significant other in Spanish. Here we have a few Terms of Endearment in Spanish. We might sound a little cheesy but hey! Who doesn’t like a little sugar, right?
Below you will find a video to practice the pronunciaton as well as a conversation you might want to check to see the vocabulary in context.
Take a look at this chart and practice the vocabulary. The first column contains the term of endearment in Spanish and the second one its equivalent in English. We will also let you know which one you can use for female or male.
Terms of Endearment Chart
| Spanish | English |
| Querido (referring to a male) | dear |
| Querida (referring to a female) | dear |
| Cariño (male or female) | honey |
| Corazón (male or female) | sweetheart |
| Amor (male or female) | love |
| Bebé (male or female) | baby |
You can also use these terms to address your child and it is appropriate.
Videos Terms of Endearment in Spanish
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Example Conversation Using this Vocabulary
Martha: Cariño, ¿quieres comer ya?
Pedro: Sí, corazón. ¿Ordenamos una pizza?
Martha: Me encantaría. ¿Pedimos spaghettti también, amor?
Pedro: Suena bien, querida.
Conversation in English
Martha: Honey, do you want to eat already?
Pedro: Yes, sweetheart. Shall we order pizza?
Martha: I’d love that. Should we order spaghetti too, love?
Pedro: Sounds good, dear.
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