cupcake = le petit gâteau
Note: the word "le cupcake" is also used.
It seems that there is no French word for it . Certainly most French would simply say "un gâteau".
It's spelt cupcake, the same as English. But the French cupcake is pronounced differently. It's pronounced koop-kack, well that's what it says in the Google Translate. So translating cupcake into French is still spelt cupcake.
No cupcake is not an adjective, it is a noun. Nouns refer to people, places, and things and cupcake is a thing. Adjectives describe nouns. So if you said 'the sweet cupcake' then sweet is the adjective and cupcake is the noun.
cupcake has no specific translation in French. It is referred to as a cake (un gâteau)
To say cupcake in Italian, it's still cupcake, but pronounced koo-pay-kak-eh, or something like that. It's just like French, cupcake translated to French is spelt cupcake. But it is pronounced koop-kack, something like that. So there you go!
gâteau 'Gat-er'
petit gateau
Cupcake is masculine in French. The French equivalent may be the English loan word 'cupcake'. In this case, it's considered a masculine noun whose definite article is 'le'['the'], and whose indefinite article is 'un'. It's pronounced 'kuhp-kehk'.Another equivalent is 'petit gâteau'. That's also masculine. The masculine adjective 'petit' means 'little, small'. The masculine noun 'gâteau' means 'cake'. Together, they're pronounced 'puh-tee gah-toh'.
there's no specific word for cupcake you may say: пирожное
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magdalena
The Japanese word for "cupcake" is 'kappukeeki.'