"Kadang-kadang saya membuat mi."

Translation: Sometimes I make noodles.

[8enP1jip]

It should be "Sometimes I make noodles"

[DianaLR]

There is no option to report that the English translation is incorrect.

[UniverseWords]

Can membuat be used as 'to cook'?

[UpzahwvW]

It can in context, but /memasak/ would be more specifically 'to cook' (and more likely to be used). Also, where I live, I was taught that the word is spelled /mei/ rather than /mi/ for 'noodles'.

[svLjZvvx]

has to be 'noodles' in English

[Sander271100]

Really? Making the noodles yourself!? I translated as 'I sometimes cook noodles' and it was incorrect..