What does se com mean in Spanish?

"Se com" by itself doesn't have a meaning in Spanish. It's likely a typo or an incomplete phrase.

Here are some possibilities depending on the context:

1. "Se come" (pronounced "seh ko-meh") means "it eats" or "he/she/one eats" in the third person singular.

* Example: "El perro se come la comida." (The dog eats the food.)

2. "Se com..." followed by another word: This could be a part of a longer phrase.

* Example: "Se com- pleta la tarea." (The task is completed.)

3. "Se com..." followed by a verb: This might be an informal way of saying "Se compromete" which means "to commit oneself to".

* Example: "Se com- promete a ayudar." (He/she commits to helping.)

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