biscotto
cookie
The word 'biscotto' is the Italian term for 'cookie'. It is used in the same way as in English, to refer to a small, sweet, baked treat. The term can also be used to refer to a type of twice-baked bread, similar to a biscotti.
Example sentences using: biscotto
Mi piace mangiare un biscotto dopo cena.
I like to eat a biscuit after dinner.
In this sentence, the speaker expresses their preference for eating a biscuit (biscotto) after dinner. 'Mi piace' is used in Italian to show liking or preference for something.
Questo biscotto è troppo dolce per i miei gusti.
This biscuit is too sweet for my taste.
This sentence showcases one's opinion about the sweetness of a biscuit (biscotto). 'troppo dolce' translates to 'too sweet', while 'per i miei gusti' means 'for my taste'.
Il biscotto che hai comprato è delizioso.
The biscuit you bought is delicious.
In this sentence, the speaker expresses their opinion about the taste of the biscuit (biscotto) that someone else bought. 'delizioso' translates to 'delicious' in English.