Here's a breakdown of the potential issues:
* "Que" is a conjunction meaning "that" or "which" and usually introduces a clause. It doesn't make sense on its own.
* "Comisted" is not a real word. It likely comes from a mispronunciation of "comiste" which means "you ate" (past tense).
Possible intended phrases:
* "¿Qué comiste?" (What did you eat?)
* "Que comiste" (That you ate) - This could be part of a larger sentence.
To get a clearer answer, please provide more context. For example:
* What sentence was "que comisted" a part of?
* What was the speaker trying to say?
* What language was the sentence in?
With more information, I can help you understand the intended meaning.