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How do you say cookie in Japanese?
coo-kay, not much different but that's it
What is the word 'cookie' when translated from English to Japanese?
You may say 'kukkii,' written:　クッキー
How do you say cookie in farsi?
In Farsi, "cookie" is translated as "کیک".
Are the fortune cookie Japanese?
No, they were actually invented in the U.S.
Where is my cookie?
Difficult to say. Maybe your cookie is still in the cookie jar, in the box or at the supermarket.
How do you say cookie in Korean?
"cookie" translates to, "kuki" (쿠키) in Korean.
How do you say cookie in polish?
'Cookie' in Polish is 'ciasteczko'.
How does the State of California fit into the history of the fortune cookie?
The fortune cookie as we know it was first served in San Francisco and it origin is not Chinese but Japanese.
What is a good name for a peanut butter cookie?
A peanut butter Cookie
How do you say cookie in latin?
Crustulum.
How do you say cookie in vietnamese?
banh
How do you say cookie in France?
Bisuit
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