"I make a cake."
Translation:Εγώ κάνω ένα κέικ.
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typically in greek "kano" means to do while ftiaxno means to make also another word for cake is τούρτα in greek
Just to know, another word for κέικ is γλύκισμα, since γλυκός means sweet (adj.)
ευχαριστώ πολύ. I was confused because I expected Φτιάχνω after I learned here in DL that "to do" is κάνω and φερνω
Yes, it's the more common word and included in the correct translations. Nevertheless, saying that nobody says "θα κάνω ένα κέικ" is wrong.
I'm surprised that φτιάχνω κέικ is not a possible rendering because I thought indefinite could have or omit the indefinite article.
Yes, that's another common way of saying this, it will be added. Please read my comment here as well.
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Apparently κάνω is an acceptable alternative here to φτιάχνω when making a cake. . Yet when making dinner in a previous lesson, it is not acceptable. .some clarification please
