I cannot translate Vesarte!!
My Puerto Rican friend sent me a text saying:
Eso quisiera vesarte Rico mami
No translator can decipher what "vesarte" means. Please help!!
2 Answers
That is because a lot of Spanish speakers that don't know how to spell mix b and v-
Try besarte- to kiss you.
I second that, v and b are a constant struggle for those who don't have the strongest education(and some who do). Perhaps it could be compared to a lot english speakers though with something like: there, their, and they're. These are a few examples I've seen myself:
"Iva a ir al banco ayer. ¡Pero no te preocupes! Ahorita boy... haber si alcanzo llegar a tiempo."
(Haber = A ver)