“Let’s eat” in Spanish is “vamos a comer” (pronounced vah-mohs ah koh-mehr) or “comamos” (pronounced koh-mah-mohs).
“Vamos a comer” is an exclamation often used before a meal.
“Comamos” is the first person plural imperative conjugation of the verb “comer,” which means eat in Spanish.
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“Do you eat bread” in Spanish is “¿Comes pan?” (pronounced koh-mehs pahn). This phrase is used for the singular informal.
For the singular formal, use “¿Come pan?” For the plural, use “¿Comen pan?” for both formal and informal. If you’re in Spain, the plural informal is “¿Coméis pan?”
“Pan” is a noun meaning bread, and the conjugations of the verb “comer” mean eat in Spanish.
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To say “do you eat apples” in Spanish, you can say “¿Comes manzanas?” (pronounced koh-mehs mahn-sahn-ahs). This is the singular, informal option.
“Comes” comes from the verb “comer,” which means eat in Spanish, and “manzanas” is a plural noun that means “apples.”
For the singular formal form, use “¿Come manzanas?” For the plural, use “¿Comen manzanas?” for both the formal and informal, unless you are in Spain, where the informal is “¿Coméis manzanas?”
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To say “how much does this cost” in Spanish, say “¿Cuánto cuesta esto?” (pronounced kwahn-toh kwehs-tah ehs-toh) or “¿Cuánto cuesta esta?” (pronounced kwahn-toh kwehs-tah ehs-tah)
The adverb “cuánto” means how much in Spanish. “Cuesta” comes from the verb “costar” [“to cost”].
“Esto” and “esta” are pronouns and mean “this.” “Esta” is used to refer to feminine nouns, and “esto” is used to refer to masculine nouns.
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To say “how much is this” in Spanish, say “¿Cuánto es esto?” (pronounced kwahn-toh ehs ehs-toh) or “¿Cuánto es esta?” (pronounced kwahn-toh ehs ehs-tah)
In this phrase, “cuánto” is an adverb that means how much in Spanish. “Es” is the third-person singular conjugation of the verb “ser” [“to be”].
“Esto” and “esta” are pronouns that mean “this.” Use “esto” when referring to masculine nouns and “esta” when referring to feminine nouns.
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To say “how much does it cost” in Spanish, say “¿Cuánto cuesta?” (pronounced kwahn-toh kwehs-tah).
“Cuánto” here is an adverb meaning how much in Spanish. “Cuesta” is the third-person singular conjugation of the verb “costar” [“to cost”].
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To say “how much money” in Spanish, say “cuánto dinero” (pronounced kwahn-toh dee-neh-roh).
“Cuánto” here is an adjective meaning how much in Spanish. “Dinero” is a noun meaning “money.”
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To say “tired” in Spanish slang, you could say “roto” (pronounced roh-toh), which means “broken” or “reventado” (pronounced reh-vehn-tah-doh), which means “exploded.” Both are colloquial ways to say tired in Spanish when you mean “needing rest.”
If you mean that something is “tired” as in “trite,” you could say “sobado” (pronounced soh-bah-doh). “Sobado” literally translates as “rubbed” but means “tired” in Spanish slang.
If you use one of these adjectives, make sure its ending agrees in number and gender with the noun or pronoun it describes.
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To say “they are tired” in Spanish, say “Ellos están cansados” (pronounced ey-yohs eh-stahn kahn-sah-dohs) or “Ellas están cansadas” (pronounced ey-yahs eh-stahn kahn-sah-dahs).
Use the first phrase to describe masculine nouns or pronouns or mixed-gender groups. Use the second phrase to describe feminine nouns or pronouns.
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To say “very tired” in Spanish, say “muy cansado” (pronounced mooy kahn-sah-doh) to describe a masculine noun or pronoun. Use “muy cansada” (pronounced mooy kahn-sah-dah) to describe a feminine noun or pronoun.
You can also choose a different adjective that means tired in Spanish and add “muy” [“very”] in front of it.
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