How do you say "gelato, gelati" in Italian?

‘Gelato, gelati’ *(m) is Italian for ‘ice-cream,s’. Gelato is an Italian frozen treat, similar, but not identical to ice-cream. The name ‘gelato’ comes from the verb ‘gelare’, which means ‘to freeze’:

• cono di gelato – ice-cream cone (KOH/noh)
• coppa di gelato – tub, or dish of ice-cream (KOHP/pah)
• gelato alla vaniglia – vanilla ice-cream
• gelato alla fragola – strawberry ice-cream
• gelato al cioccolato – chocolate ice-cream
• torta di gelato – ice-cream cake
• gelataio – ice-cream maker/seller
  
• gelateria – ice-cream parlour    

  Other Italian frozen sweet treats include:

• sorbetto – sorbet
• granita – slush/more grainy sorbet
• semifreddo
• gelato affogato
• spumone

How do you say ‘ice-cream’ in French and Spanish?

French      glace

Spanish          helado

gelato

 djeh/LAH/toh