What do you call this in your language?
What do you call this in your language?
Evan Nelson
Luke Scott
Candy cobwebs.
Joseph Carter
Algodão doce
Luis Foster
Zucchero animale
Jeremiah Gomez
An image
Sebastian Butler
Kẹo bông gòn.
Anthony Robinson
Cukrová vata
Jose Adams
Pambuk sheqeri
Isaac Sanders
btw, we call "cotton" Algodão because it is a translation from arabic where it is "al-kutun".
John Rogers
wata cukrowa
Connor Allen
Panju mittai.
John Green
goblin dust
Lucas Brown
Sakharnaya vata
Josiah Walker
Wispy chewy cavity creators
Jace Watson
Sugar Pubes
Parker Campbell
Suikerspin (sugar spider)
Gabriel Harris
u wot
cotton candy
Michael Smith
Zuckerwatte
Mason Evans
Vată de zahăr
Leo Lopez
Bola de algodon or something near to that.
Grayson Johnson
Candy floss
Michael Roberts
Barbe à papa.
Adam Ramirez
Sladkorna pena (sugar foam)
Kevin Parker
Cukrová vata.
Anthony Gomez
Literally: Daddy's beard.
Aaron Adams
" Old lady's hair "
Grayson Jackson
Algodón de azúcar
Dylan Allen
Aka tis theias s
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Grayson Lopez
Fairy floss
Zachary Lewis
hattara
Sebastian Morgan
Shirin paxta (shirin pakhta)
Alexander Hughes
candy floss
Lucas Gomez
Algodão doce
only children and woman eat that
Jacob Scott
Diaibéiteas
Julian Hughes
>What do you call this in your language?
Kẹo bông gòn, literary mean Cotton candy too.
Robert Russell
are there any cute women in Uzbek?
James Rivera
This, also no literal translation
Grayson Nguyen
Sladkaja/saharnaja vata
Parker Cook
Vattacukor (~cotton sugar)
Jaxon Stewart
Candy Floss
Jackson Richardson
pamuk şeker (cotton candy)
Juan King
Sheiiiiiiiiiiit
Joseph Bell
Sugar threads
Isaac Allen
hello shqip
Lucas Sanders
wata cukrowa
David Allen
Saharnaja vata
Wyatt Peterson
Barbababa
Juan Edwards
cum