how do you say "good night baby" in spanish

Question

how do you say "good night baby" in spanish

Welcome to the forum - Izanoni1, Aug 16, 2010

Answer 1

Buenas noches bebé. Welcome to the forum

Answer 2

Hello, and welcome to the forum. I can see that one of our members has given you a translation before I could post this , but I thought I'd add it now, anyway, just so you're aware of our policy:

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I checked in the dictionary and all the words are in there, you shouldn't have any trouble.

Answer 3

This could be a regional (or even personal) thing, but I'd never say say to my own baby "Buenas noches, bebé." While I say "bebé" to refer to my baby when talking to other people, I don't use it when talking to my baby. It's a bit like "grandfather": if you talk to other people, you say that your grandfather this or that, but you don't tell your grandpa: "Good night, grandfather." To me, "Buenas noches, bebé" sounds the same.

What I (personally) say:

Buenas noches, mi vida.

Buenas noches, tesoro.

Buenas noches, (normally, with -ito or -ita at the end)

I thought that baby should be written beibe (loved one ) that was how Julian Chiv had siad it should be spelt not bebe as in baby (child) - FELIZ77, Aug 16, 2010

Answer 4

Use more: "Buenas noches nene/a."

Because with "bebé" sound impersonal and not enough affectionate. Sometimes use "bebecito" or "buenas noches al nene ( a la nena)" ( if is a little boy )