Meaning of "Gatto"
It is the French word for "cake" (gâteau), and in Korea, it is also used as the brand name for a line of cookies and snacks launched by Lotte.
"I went to a café over the weekend and had a cup of coffee with a bag of Gatto."
Related slang words
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