How to Say ‘We ate tacos’ in Mexican Spanish
Comimos tacos
koh-MEE-mohs TAH-kohs
[koh-MEE-mohs TAH-kohs]
💬 Usage Tip: For many verbs, the "we" form looks the same in present and past: comimos can mean "we eat" or "we ate". Context like el sábado tells you which.
Phrase Breakdown
Comimos
[koh-MEE-mohs]
we ate
Past tense of 'comer' (to eat), 'nosotros' form.
Comimos en un restaurante.
We ate at a restaurant.
tacos
[TAH-kohs]
tacos
Folded tortillas with filling; plural of taco.
Quiero tres tacos de pastor.
I want three pastor tacos.
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