Conjugating Comer in Spanish

Conjugating Comer in Spanish Comer is a typical Spanish action word to eat and has a large portion of the implications that the English action word has. Most generally, comer implies just to devour nourishment through the mouth: Me gusta comer pizza sin anchoas. I like to eat pizza without anchovies.El comer es uno de los placeres de la vida. Eating is one of the joys of life.Comieron en el aeropuerto de Lima risks de abordar el aviã ³n. They ate at the Lima air terminal before getting onto the plane.Leah come como un pajarito. Leah eats like a winged animal. Once in a while, contingent upon the unique circumstance, comer alludes explicitly to having lunch or supper. Desayunamos en casa y comemos en el camino. Were having breakfast at home and having lunch out and about. Like eat up, comer can be utilized casually to propose colossal delight: Mi abuela comiã ³ el libro. My grandma gobbled up the book. Comer can be utilized allegorically to allude to consumption, disintegration or the eating up of something by regular procedures. The interpretation shifts with the unique situation: El damage comiã ³ toda la field. The ocean washed away all the sand.El cido comiã ³ el concreto de la cisterna. The corrosive destroyed the tanks concrete. Thus, the reflexive structure comerse can be utilized in an assortment of approaches to demonstrate that something is gobbled up or in any case expended or missing: Â ¿Cuntas pginas se comieron? What number of pages were missing?Parece que se comiã ³ la letra N. It would seem that the letter N was omitted.La inflaciã ³n se come el ahorro de la gente. Expansion is gobbling up the people groups reserve funds. The reflexive structure is likewise in some cases used to include accentuation. In such a case, the distinction among comer and comerse is generally the contrast between to gobble and to eat up. Los chicos se comieron todos los dulces. The young men gobbled up all the treats. Comer is conjugated consistently, following the example of beber.