I'm cooking in Spanish

When to use it: Say this to tell someone what food or drink you are making right now.

Use this chunk with a food word after the blank; learn estoy haciendo as one piece.

Say it: es-TOY ah-SYEN-doh

When to use it: Say this when you want someone nearby to hand you something.

Pasas is tú language, the friendly form used with Amanda and Justin.

Say it: meh PAH-sahs

When to use it: Say this when the food or another task is finished and ready.

Ya means now or already here; together, ya está means it is ready.

Say it: yah eh-STAH

When to use it: Say this when you offer someone a chance to taste what you made.

Probar means to taste or try; quieres makes this a friendly tú question.

Say it: KYEH-rehs proh-BAR

When to use it: Ask this after someone has tasted or seen something you prepared.

Quedó asks about the final result, not the cooking process itself.

Say it: KOH-moh teh keh-DOH

When to use it: Say this when you realize an ingredient or item was missing from your dish.

Faltó refers to one thing that was absent; put the missing item after it.

Say it: meh fal-TOH