Como una fresa..
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What does ¨como" translate to in the following? Como una fresa
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Without context it is impossible to know for sure...if it's a sentence it can mean "I eat a strawberry" On the other hand, if it's part of a comparison it means "like a strawberry" ("como" in that sense means the comparative "like")
Hopefully one of those will make sense to you!
Hi jeffrey42 and if nobody has already done so, Welcome to the forum!
Without more context, I would assume that it was being used as a comparative word, and meant something like "like a strawberry." If you are interested, here is a link to the dictionary entry for como. In the future, it would probably serve you better (or at least be faster) to first check with the dictionary on this site for questions of definitions. That way, you won't have to wait quite so long on an answer to your question. In any even, I hope this answers your question and I hope to see you around the forum.
Literally it means "Like a strawberry"
It might mean something else that I don't know about.
