How to say biscuit in Korean

Korean: 비스킷[ bi-seu-kis ]

biscuit
biscuit비스킷

Meaning

비스킷 means a biscuit, a small baked snack that people often eat with tea, milk, or coffee. It is usually sweet and crisp, though some kinds are plain. You can use this word when talking about snacks at home, buying food, or sharing something to eat.

Example sentences

  1. 우리 집에 비스킷이 있어요.

    We have biscuits at home.

  2. 학교 가는 길에 비스킷을 사서 먹었어요.

    I bought and ate a biscuit on the way to school.

  3. 엄마가 우유와 함께 비스킷을 주셨어요.

    Mom gave me biscuits with milk.

  4. 비스킷 먹고 싶어졌어요.

    I wanted to eat a biscuit.

  5. 여행 가서 비스킷을 사와야겠어요.

    I should buy biscuits for the trip.