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In this post, I’ve listed Spanish pickup lines you can add to your playbook.
I’ve written down countless lists of conversation starters to help men and women master the art of seduction, from witty office pick-up lines to kawaii anime one-liners, and you know what I thought? These pick-up lines would sound even more impressive in Spanish.
And so here we are. These Spanish pickup lines and Spanish conversation starters will amp up your suave and make you the ultimate Casanova.
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Ultimate List of Spanish Pick-up Lines
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I don’t know about you, but I think Spanish is undoubtedly a romantic language and one of the sexiest accents in the world. I mean, they just never sound cheesy!
Now I know learning Spanish can be quite challenging, but you’ll never know when you’ll run into a beautiful girl with a beautiful smile that will completely take your breath away and might need an epic one-liner to sweep her off her feet.
This ultimate list of Spanish pick-up lines will definitely set you apart from all the other guys waiting at her window.
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6 Cute Spanish One-Liners
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What you say to a woman during your first encounter always makes a lasting impression, and I’m sure you wouldn’t want to fail on your first try. How about an uncomplicated conversation starter to get the ball rolling? These cute pick-up lines are perfect for meet-cute scenarios.
1. Debo estar muerta porque estoy viendo angelitos. (I must be dead because I’m seeing angels.)
Heaven sure is a place on earth when you’re in the company of a beautiful woman. Just imagine using this phrase on that beautiful girl from across the bar with a drink in one hand and dashing eyes. You’ll be a god to her.
2. ¿Dónde has estado toda mi vida? (Where have you been all my life?)
This cheeky pickup line can certainly stop any woman in their tracks. Not every day do women get to meet a guy who dares to say this line right off the bat.
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3. Si fuera azafata, te llevaría en un avión, pero como no lo soy, te llevo en mi corazón. (If I were a flight attendant, I would take you on a plane, but since I’m not, I carry you in my heart.)
I’m pretty sure Christopher Columbus used this line once or twice to impress a…
