Which phrase means "Do you know how to swim?" in Spanish?

The phrase that translates to "Do you know how to swim?" in Spanish is "¿Sabes nadar?" This construction uses the verb "saber," which means "to know." In this context, it is specifically asking if the person has the knowledge or capability to swim.

The other options focus on different aspects of swimming or simply ask about someone's ability or preference. "¿Puedes nadar?" translates to "Can you swim?" which inquires about the ability but does not directly ask if the person knows how to swim in the same way. "¿Te gusta nadar?" means "Do you like to swim?" and is asking about preference rather than ability. Finally, "¿Nadas bien?" translates to "Do you swim well?" which addresses the skill level rather than whether or not the person knows how to swim in general.