'sweet' , 'dear', 'lovely' etc. in SPANISH !!!?

Question

Could you list all of these sweet names in spanish and their meanings...

For example, you an say honey to a dear person in English, but can you say miel to a dear person in spanish ?? The expression in Spanish is simply not used, and so would sound strange... am I right.. just write on this topic what there is to know.. I mean the words and their meanings.. .. ...

Answer 1

Buenos dias' Chris! To express the word 'lovely' in a sentence would be  'Ha sido muy agradable' It was lovely! or 'Ha sido muy agradable charlar contigo' It was nice talking to you! If you incorporate the word for dear 'caro (ka-ro) or sweet 'dulce (dool-the) into your pre-sentence 'Ha sido muy. ... Get the picture? There are a plenty of bookshops or stationers that sell little useful phrasebooks  for as little as a couple of pounds or dollars where ever town or city you live .  Buena suerte!

Answer 2

hmm...i think miel does sound a bit odd in spanish, it's pretty though, but it is not common

to a male:

sweet=dulce

dear=querido

lovely=amorcito

to a female:

sweet=dulce

dear=querida

lovely=amorcita

in spanish, "Mi Amor" , is most popular-used, that means

"My Love"