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No. 10,265 in Spanish

comerme

"Comerme" means "to eat me."

In a sentence

  • Voy a comerme un helado después de la cena.

    I am going to eat an ice cream after dinner.

    Here, 'comerme' suggests the act of personally indulging in eating an ice cream. The 'me' emphasizes the personal experience.

  • Ese pastel se ve delicioso, creo que voy a comerme un pedazo.

    That cake looks delicious, I think I'll eat a piece of it.

    In this sentence, 'comerme' indicates a specific action of planning to eat, with the pronoun 'me' adding a personal emotive touch.

  • Antes de salir, voy a comerme este bocadillo para no tener hambre más tarde.

    Before going out, I’m going to eat this sandwich so I won’t be hungry later.

    Here, 'comerme' conveys the speaker's determination to consume the sandwich entirely, with 'me' reflecting a proactive personal action.

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