"Én szeretek sütni."

Translation: I like to bake.

[sbudhram]

Could this also be 'I like baking'?

[Shamarth]

Yes, it could.

[Werrettich]

I do not hear the n in én on the audio.

[oh1231]

Dont worry, if you use én or te or ő most hungarians'll look at you weird. The pronouns are useless and not uses because the person is precised through the verb itself

[p8c]

so, is it that "Én" is used for emphasis in this sentence? something like this:
you: i like playing chess
me: (well) I like baking!

[Tamara207217]

It's rather - "te nem szeretsz sütni - én szeretek sütni" that is "you don't like to bake - I like to bake". In your example sentence the emphasis is on the verb, so it would go something like: "Szeretek sakkozni - én sütni szeretek!"

[StevenCsen]

Why is it szeretek and not szeretem, k is for others and m is for me

[Makos24]

https://myhunlang.com/2010/02/07/the-difference-between-definite-and-indefinite-conjugation/