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¨Dar¨ is a word in Spanish that translated means to donate or deliver something to someone. It means to give. It is also used as grant.
It is a word used as a synonym to suppose, declare or consider. A common way to use ¨Dar¨ for Spanish speakers is as a way to refer to the products given or produced from the land, like a fruit. It refers to make, practice or execute an action.

¨Cosita¨ this word in Spanish comes from the word ¨cosa¨ that means in English ¨Thing¨. ¨Cosita¨ is the diminutive for ¨Cosa¨ so translated to English would be: little thing.
In Spanish the words ending in ¨ito¨ for masculine or ¨ita¨ for feminine nouns, are diminutive words. In English people says for example, a small house, in Spanish you take the word house, ¨casa¨ in Spanish, you remove the last letter from the word, in this case ¨a¨ , then you add ¨ita¨ for diminutive, so it would be ¨casita¨.
¨Cosa¨ it also refers to an issue or business or inanimate objects.

This sentence ¨Dame tu cosita¨ translated to English means ¨Give me your little thing¨.
This is a popular song by El chombo, an artist from Panama. This is a famous but sexual song that went viral. In this song ¨ Cosita¨ refers to a person’s genitals. Basically the lyric is about someone who wants her little thing: her vagina. So it is a sexual context. In this case he tries to ask her about her vagina in a modest way.