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What does 'Yo como, tú comes, él come' mean?
What does 'Yo como, tú comes, él come' mean?
- I sleep, you sleep, he sleeps.
- I run, you run, he runs.
- I eat, you eat, he eats. (correct)
- I drink water, you drink water, he drinks water.
What does 'Yo bebo, tú bebes, él bebe' mean?
What does 'Yo bebo, tú bebes, él bebe' mean?
- I drink, you drink, he drinks. (correct)
- I write, you write, he writes.
- I read, you read, he reads.
- I eat, you eat, he eats.
What does 'Yo bebo leche' mean?
What does 'Yo bebo leche' mean?
I drink milk.
What does 'Yo como pan' mean?
What does 'Yo como pan' mean?
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What does 'La mujer bebe agua' mean?
What does 'La mujer bebe agua' mean?
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What does 'la leche' mean?
What does 'la leche' mean?
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Study Notes
Basic Verbs in Spanish
- "Yo como" translates to "I eat", "tú comes" means "you eat", and "él come" is "he eats".
- The verb "comer" (to eat) conjugates differently based on the subject pronoun.
Drinking and Related Conjugation
- "Yo bebo" means "I drink", while "tú bebes" translates to "you drink", and "él bebe" is "he drinks".
- The verb "beber" (to drink) follows a similar conjugation pattern as "comer".
Common Beverages
- "Yo bebo leche" translates to "I drink milk", showcasing a specific beverage.
- Familiarizing with noun-verb combinations is essential for basic conversation in Spanish.
Common Foods
- "Yo como pan" means "I eat bread", introducing another food item.
- Understanding these basic phrases helps form foundational language skills.
Subject-Verb-Agreement Example
- "La mujer bebe agua" translates to "the woman drinks water", demonstrating subject-verb agreement in Spanish.
- Practicing phrases with different subjects enhances comprehension of verb conjugation.
Vocabulary Focus
- "La leche" translates to "the milk", an essential noun in discussions about food and drink.
- Recognizing gendered nouns (feminine "la") is crucial in Spanish grammar.
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