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How do you say "cookie" in Italian?

il biscotto

Noun Masculine

In Italian, "cookie" is il biscotto.

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Pronunciation

Say bis-KOH-toh, with stress on the second syllable and a rolled r.

Grammar notes

Il biscotto is masculine. Plural: i biscotti. Literally means 'twice-cooked' from Latin origins.

Example sentence

Il biscotto è croccante.

The cookie is crunchy.

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How to remember il biscotto

Biscotto comes from bisco (twice) and cotto (cooked) - like biscotti, cookies baked twice.

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Questions about il biscotto

How do you say "cookie" in Italian?

In Italian, "cookie" is il biscotto. It is a noun.

Is il biscotto masculine or feminine?

Il biscotto is masculine. Plural: i biscotti. Literally means 'twice-cooked' from Latin origins.

How is il biscotto used in a sentence?

Use il biscotto as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Il biscotto è croccante. (The cookie is crunchy.).

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