How to Say ‘Doesn't eat seafood.’ in Spain Spanish
No come marisco.
noh KOH-meh mah-REES-koh
[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
No
[noh]
not
Negative word used before the verb to say something does not happen.
No tomamos postre hoy; No va delante del verbo.
We are not having dessert today; not goes before the verb.
come
[KOH-meh]
eats
Third-person singular of comer; here it means 'eats' or 'does eat' in the negative.
Mi padre no come picante, y tampoco come demasiado tarde.
My father doesn’t eat spicy food, and he doesn’t eat too late either.
marisco
[mah-REES-koh]
seafood
A general word for shellfish and seafood, often mentioned in allergies or preferences.
Si alguien no toma marisco, avisamos al restaurante: marisco.
If someone doesn’t have seafood, we inform the restaurant: seafood.
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