Quieres una galleta? (pronounced 'kee-AIR-ess oonah galyEtah')
In the following way, we can say, "would you like a cookie" in Russian such as: Вы бы хотели печенье
"Do you want the cookie" in informal Spanish (talking to someone younger or a close relative or friend) is ¿Quieres la galleta?
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Gaheta is Spanish for COOKIE
== == --- Depends if i know them or not... if i don't know them, then i would inspect it for poison. --- Say QWERTYUIOPASDFGHJKLZXCVBNM! ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ! ALLELUIA! COOKIE! YUM! It depends on what the cookie looks like.
There isn't a proper word for pretzel in Spanish but they say "galleta salada". (literally means "salt cookie")
I am eating a cookie = Estoy comiendo una galleta. Or you could say "Como una galleta." Literally this is "I eat a cookie", but is usually translated into the English progressive.
"I would like to have" is "Me gustaría tener"
You say, "¿Qué clase de galleta quieres?"
ComeGalletasorEl Monstruo de las Galletas
The best way to say "Do you like shopping?" in Spanish would be "¿Te gusta comprar?"
You say ''gustas otro?''