How to Say ‘Have you eaten yet?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Ya has comido?
ya ahs koh-MEE-doh
[ya ahs koh-MEE-doh]
💬 Usage Tip: In Spain, comer on its own usually means having lunch, the main meal of the day, not just eating in general. So ¿Ya has comido? really asks "Have you had lunch yet?"
🇪🇸 In Spain: Lunch in Spain runs late, often 2 to 3 pm, so asking this at 1 pm is a normal way to start making plans.
Phrase Breakdown
Ya
[ya]
already
By this time or before now.
Ya terminé mi tarea.
I already finished my homework.
has
[ahs]
you have
Used to indicate possession or experience in the present perfect.
Tienes lo que has pedido.
You have what you asked for.
comido
[koh-MEE-doh]
eaten / had lunch
Past participle of 'comer'; in Spain it often means having had lunch.
Hemos comido en el bar.
We have had lunch at the bar.
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