How to Say ‘Another does not eat seafood.’ in Spain Spanish
Otra no come marisco.
OH-trah noh KOH-meh mah-REES-koh
[OH-trah noh KOH-meh mah-REES-koh]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish often uses the present tense for general habits: [no come marisco] means 'doesn't eat seafood'. The same pattern works for other foods: [no come carne], [no bebe alcohol].
Phrase Breakdown
Otra
[OH-trah]
another one
Feminine pronoun meaning 'another one'; here it refers to another woman/person.
Una es vegetariana y Otra no bebe vino.
One is vegetarian and another one doesn’t drink wine.
no
[noh]
not
Negative particle placed before the verb.
No aceptamos cambios de última hora; no siempre va antes del verbo.
We do not accept last-minute changes; not usually goes before the verb.
come
[KOH-meh]
eats
From comer; means 'eats' for he/she/you formal.
Él come temprano, pero come poco por la noche.
He eats early, but he eats little at night.
marisco
[mah-REES-koh]
seafood
Used to refer broadly to seafood or shellfish.
En este restaurante el marisco es fresco; marisco aparece mucho en los menús.
In this restaurant the seafood is fresh; seafood appears a lot on menus.
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