A2Food
Keks
Biscuit, cookie
In German
Keks
keːks
Don't Get Confused!
Looks like
Kicks
In English means: "Pleasurable sensations; to propel with the foot"
Actually means
Keks
Biscuit, cookie
Memory TipA German 'Keks' is a delicious 'cookie' you eat, not the 'kicks' you get from fun or kicking a ball! Eating a 'Keks' might give you 'kicks' though!
Example Sentences
Example Sentences- 1
Ich trinke gerne Tee mit einem Keks.
I like to drink tea with a biscuit.
- 2
Die Kinder lieben die Schokoladenkekse.
The children love the chocolate cookies.
FAQ
How do you say "Biscuit, cookie" in German?
"Biscuit, cookie" in German is "Keks" (keːks). Example: Ich trinke gerne Tee mit einem Keks..
