What is 'You like to cook' when translated from English to Spanish?

Answer 1

The singular ¡Te gusta cocinar! or ¡Le gusta cocinar! and the plural ¡Les gusta cocinar! or ¡Os gusta cocinar! are Spanish equivalents of the English phrase "You like to cook!" Context makes clear whether one formal (case 2) or informal (example 2) "you" or two or more Castilian (instance 4) or Latin American (option 3) "you all" suits. The respective pronunciations will be "tey GOO-sta KO-see-nar," "ley GOO-sta KO-see-nar" or "leys GOO-sta KO-see-nar" in Uruguayan Spanish and "os GOO-sta KO-thee-nar" in peninsular Spanish.

Answer 2

¿Estás cocinando o te gusta cocinar? or ¿Está usted cocinando o le gusta cocinar? and ¿Estáis cocinando o os gusta cocinar? or ¿Están ustedes cocinando o les gusta cocinar? are Spanish equivalents of the English phrase "Are you cooking or do you like to cook?" Context makes clear whether one formal (case 2) or informal (example 1) "you" or two or more "you all" in Latin America (instance 4) or in Spain (option 3) suits. The respective pronunciations will be "ey-STAS ko-see-NAN-do tey GOO-sta KO-see-nar," "ey-STA oo-STED KO-see-NAN-do ley GOO-sta KO-see-nar," "ey-STEYES ko-see-NAN-dos GOO-sta KO-see-nar" and "ey-STA-noo-STEH-theyss KO-see-NAN-do leys GOO-sta KO-see-nar" in Uruguayan Spanish.

Answer 3

Cocinamos is a Spanish equivalent of the English phrase "We cook." The first person plural present indicative may be preceded by nosotras ("we" as all females) or nosotros ("we" as all males or mixed females and males), for emphasis, even though context and verb endings serve clarity without the optional subject pronouns. The pronunciation will be "(no-SO-tras, no-SO-tros) KO-see-NA-mos" in Uruguayan Spanish.

Answer 4

Simple answer:

"You like to cook" = Te gusta cocinar

"you [guys] like to cook" = Les gusta cocinar

Answer 5

nosotros cocinamos