The correct phrase is "cooks very well." In this context, "well" is an adverb that describes how someone cooks, while "good" is an adjective and would not be grammatically correct in this case. So, you would say someone "cooks very well."
As with many translations, there are many ways that you can say this. The following are just a few: Mi hermana cocina bien. (My sister cooks well) Mi hermana puede cocinar bien. (My sister can cook well) La comida que hace mi hermana es riquísima. (The food that my sister makes is delicious)
very well - muy bien very good - muy bueno
if someone had said muy bien to you, you would have had to ask them how they are. muy bien translates into very good it is mainly used when asked como estas? (how are you) you can reply with bien (good) or muy bien (very good)
Muy bueno. (Muy bien is very well.)
Well some Philippine's may be they are all different please say I am a very good contributor for answer....
You can say:1. Bien (good)2.Estoy bien (I'm good)3.Muy bien (Very well)
She plays very well is the correct way to say it.
Well, they have very good eyesight and can fend for themselves. I would say they are pretty smart
Well, they have very good eyesight and can fend for themselves. I would say they are pretty smart
Law is a very well - payed profession, and is a very good job in most aspects - if you don't mind working longer hours. Dentists are also well - payed.
Well if you can't see the future I would have to say not very good, for you at least.
Muy bien, gracias. (Very good, thank you.) Muy bueno, gracias. (Very well, thank you.) You estoy bien (I am doing good)