How do you say cookies in tagalog?

There isn't a single perfect translation for "cookies" in Tagalog, as it depends on the type of cookie.

Here are some options:

General:

* Kakanin: This is a general term for any kind of Filipino pastry or sweet.

* Biscuits: This is the most common translation for cookies in Tagalog, although it may not be completely accurate depending on the type of cookie.

* Kwek-kwek: This refers to a type of Filipino street food made from quail eggs coated in a bright orange batter, but it can also be used more generally for small, bite-sized snacks.

Specific:

* Chocolate chip cookies: You can say "Chocolate chip cookies" in Tagalog, or "Mga cookies na may chocolate chips."

* Oatmeal cookies: You can say "Oatmeal cookies" in Tagalog, or "Mga cookies na may oatmeal."

* Sugar cookies: You can say "Sugar cookies" in Tagalog, or "Mga cookies na may asukal."

For a more specific translation, it's helpful to know what type of cookies you are referring to.

For example, if you are talking about "biscuits", you can say "biskwit" in Tagalog.

Remember that Filipino is a very nuanced language, and the best translation will depend on the specific context.