How do you say I know how to cook in spanish?
Here are a few ways to say "I know how to cook" in Spanish, with slight variations in formality and nuance:
Formal:
* Sé cocinar. (This is the most direct and common translation.)
* Conozco la cocina. (This literally translates to "I know cooking," emphasizing your knowledge of the art.)
Informal:
* Sé cocinar. (This works in both formal and informal settings.)
* Sé hacer de comer. (This literally translates to "I know how to make food," emphasizing the practical aspect of cooking.)
* Sé preparar comida. (Similar to the above, but more direct and emphasizes the act of preparing food.)
You can also add a bit more context by saying:
* Sé cocinar algunos platos. (I know how to cook some dishes.)
* Sé cocinar bien. (I know how to cook well.)
The best option for you will depend on the context and your relationship with the person you're speaking to.
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