General terms:
* "Kwek-kwek" - This is a common term used for small, fried, sweet or savory pastries, often similar to donut holes.
* "Biscuits" - This is a general term for any type of cookie, but it's more common to use this term for savory cookies.
* "Mga biskwit" - This is the plural form of "biscuits" and is a more formal way to say "cookies."
Specific types of cookies:
* "Chocolate chips" - This term is used for cookies with chocolate chips, although it's often shortened to "chocolate chip."
* "Oatmeal cookies" - This term is used for cookies made with oatmeal.
* "Shortbread cookies" - This term is used for cookies made with butter, flour, and sugar.
Other options:
* "Mga tinapay" - This literally means "breads" and can be used to refer to any type of baked goods, including cookies.
* "Mga pan de sal" - This refers to sweet rolls and can be used to refer to cookies that are similar in shape or texture.
Ultimately, the best way to say "cookies" in Filipino depends on the specific type of cookie you're referring to and the context of the conversation.