How to Say ‘Eat light’ in Spain Spanish
Coma ligero
KOH-mah lee-HEH-roh
[KOH-mah lee-HEH-roh]
💬 Usage Tip: To tell someone politely to do something, verbs ending in -er swap their ending for an a: comer becomes coma, and beber becomes beba "drink".
Phrase Breakdown
Coma
[KOH-mah]
eat (formal command)
Formal 'usted' command of 'comer'.
Coma más fruta.
Eat more fruit.
ligero
[lee-HEH-roh]
light
Adjective for something that weighs little.
Esta bolsa es muy ligera.
This bag is very light.
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