Everywhere I've looked it says "panecillo". At home we just always say "bagel" but with a spanish accent xP
The German word for bagels is Bagels.
El birote
La baguette (as in French)
"bagel bites" are an American concept. In Spanish you could probably call them panecillos.
The word for "wand" in French is baguette. The spelling is the same in French as it is known in common English. If you are trying to spell "magic wand", the spelling is very similar as it is: une baguette magique.
The cheese and ham baguette.
I have Baguette inside Baguette lmao get gud
une baguette magique
If you are at a "boulangerie" (bakery): Bonjour! J'aimerais bien une baguette, s'il vous plait. (I'd like a baguette please) OR Donnez-moi une baguette, s'il vous plait. (Give me a baguette please) OR Puis-je avoir une baguette si'il vous plait? (May I have a baguette please?) If you are at a restaurant: Excusez-moi, est-ce que vous pourriez me donner une baguette, s'il vous plait? (Excuse me, could I please have a baguette?) If your "baguette" is the smaller, very-narrow kind: replace baguette with ficelle. Note: English translation are the sense not the exact words
La Baguette is a French word. There is no translation in English.
A baguette is french bread.
Exactly the way you spelled it: baguette
Une baguette is a feminine noun in French.
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La baguette (literally the stick) is a thin long loaf of bread.
I grabbed a baguette from the bakery to accompany the cheese and wine at the picnic.