Usage examples of "comen" in Spanish with translation to English

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¿Los japoneses comen mucho pescado? Do Japanese eat a lot of fish?
Los estadounidenses comen mucha carne. Americans eat a lot of meat.
Los gatos no comen bananas. Cats don't eat bananas.
¿Comen arroz en tu país? Do you eat rice in your country?
Ellos comen con tenedor y cuchillo. They eat with a knife and fork.
Los gatos modernos no comen ratas. Modern cats don't eat rats.
Algunos animales, como los leones, comen carne. Some animals, as lions, eat meat.
Los estadounidenses comen un montón de carne. Americans eat a lot of meat.
Ellos comen carne una vez por semana. They eat meat once a week.
Los griegos también comen pescado a menudo. Greeks often eat fish, too.
Algunos animales, como los tigres, comen carne. Some animals, as tigers, eat meat.
Algunos animales se comen a sus crías. Some animals eat their young.
Muchos jóvenes japoneses comen pan como desayuno. Many young people in Japan eat bread for breakfast.
Algunas personas comen el sushi con las manos. Some people eat sushi with their hands.
Los cerdos se comen todas las manzanas caídas. All the apples that fall are eaten by the pigs.
¿Qué comen de almuerzo comúnmente los estudiantes japoneses? What do Japanese students usually eat for lunch?
Los gatos de estos tiempos no comen ratones. Modern cats don't eat mice.
¿Por qué muchos católicos comen pescado los viernes? Why do many Catholics eat fish on Fridays?
Las vacas detrás de mi casa sólo comen tulipanes. The cows behind my house only eat tulips.
Por lo general, los occidentales no comen pescado crudo. Generally speaking, Westerners don't eat fish raw.
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