> Dondurma literally means "ice cream" and it's just like regular ice cream like the rest of the world: served with a cone with scoops of it. So the word "dondurma" doesn't directly translate to the particular kind in question, it just translates to regular ice cream.
This is true generally of most foreign terms. Americans believe "gelato" is supposed to be something different from ordinary "ice cream".
This is true generally of most foreign terms. Americans believe "gelato" is supposed to be something different from ordinary "ice cream".
Of course it's the Italian word for "ice cream".