"Restaurangen har flera kockar."

Translation: The restaurant has several cooks.

[olyglotED]

för många kockar

[MaxReifsteck]

I'm glad someone already did this. Thanks for making my day brother.

[rjvrtiska]

Are there separate words for cook and chef? And do they carry different meanings? In American English, a chef is usually considered more capable than a cook.

[AlanMarz]

I don't know about Swedish, but in English, "chef" indicates a qualification, rather than a capability.

[StephanWeb3]

translation has to be "more cooks".
several translates to många, and more - the comparativ- to fler(a)

[Anrui]

I think you're mixing up "fler" (more) and "flera" (several). Many Swedes mix these up as well, but we try to keep them apart in the course.

[Mau-RM]

I am a bit confused how is the "h" ponounced in the words "har" and "hund/hundar". Is it the same "h" sound as in English?

[rafael408752]

As far as i can tell it sounds the exact same as in English. However i'm still on level 8 in Swedish so i can't guarantee that it is right.

[Cami503864]

I said, "The restaurant has many cooks". Is this also correct?