He eats in Spanish 🇪🇸

Pronunciation

normal speech: CO-me

7 months ago

come info.

Tips to remember the word:
– Associate “come” with the English phrase “he/she eats,” since they both have four letters.
– Visualize someone eating while saying “come” in Spanish to create a mental link.
– Remember that “comer” is the infinitive form meaning “to eat,” so “come” is a conjugation of that action.

Explanations:
– “Come” is the third-person singular present tense conjugation of the verb “comer” in Spanish, meaning “he/she/it eats” or “you (formal) eat.”

Other words that mean the same thing:
– “Devora” can mean “devours,” a more intense form of eating.
– “Ingere” means “ingests” or “takes in” by eating.
– “Mastica” means “chews,” which is part of the eating process.

Different conjugations of “comer”:
– Infinitive: comer (to eat)
– Present: como (I eat), comes (you eat), come (he/she/it eats, you formal eat), comemos (we eat), coméis (you all eat – Spain), comen (they/you all – formal – eat)
– Preterite (Past Simple): comí (I ate), comiste (you ate), comió (he/she/it ate, you formal ate), comimos (we ate), comisteis (you all ate – Spain), comieron (they/you all – formal – ate)
– Imperfect (Past Continuous): comía (I was eating), comías (you were eating), comía (he/she/it was eating, you formal were eating), comíamos (we were eating), comíais (you all were eating – Spain), comían (they/you all – formal – were eating)
– Future: comeré (I will eat), comerás (you will eat), comerá (he/she/it will eat, you formal will eat), comeremos (we will eat), comeréis (you all will eat – Spain), comerán (they/you all – formal – will eat)
– Conditional: comería (I would eat), comerías (you would eat), comería (he/she/it would eat, you formal would eat), comeríamos (we would eat), comeríais (you all would eat – Spain), comerían (they/you all – formal – would eat)
– Subjunctive (Present): coma (I eat/if I eat), comas (you eat/if you eat), coma (he/she/it eats, you formal eat/if he/she/it eats, you formal eat), comamos (we eat/if we eat), comáis (you all eat – Spain/if you all eat – Spain), coman (they/you all – formal – eat/if they/you all – formal – eat)

Examples of sentences:
– Él come una manzana. (He eats an apple.)
– ¿Comes carne o eres vegetariano? (Do you eat meat or are you vegetarian?)
– Cuando era niño, comía mucho chocolate. (When I was a child, I used to eat a lot of chocolate.)
– Mañana comeremos en un restaurante nuevo. (Tomorrow we will eat in a new restaurant.)
– Si tuviera más dinero, comería en ese restaurante lujoso. (If I had more money, I would eat at that fancy restaurant.)
– Es importante que ella coma bien. (It’s important that she eats well.)

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