What are these things called in their respective countries?

What are these things called in their respective countries?
>French fries, french toast
>English muffin
>Irish twins
>Spanish flu
>Belgian Waffle
>Russian roulette
>Turkish bath
>China (the type of plates)
>Mexican standoff
>Brazil nut

Brazil nut is castanha-do-pará (Pará's nut).
But what do they call it in Pará?

>Ameri farts

>But what do they call it in Pará?
They call it just 'nut'... probably.
You also forgot to mention that Pará is the name of the state where it comes from.

- Ranskikset("frenchies"), Köyhät ritarit(poor knights)
- englantilainen muffinssi
- no idea
- espanjantauti
- vohveli
- venäjäläinen ruletti
- turkkilainen kylpylä
- posliini
- no idea
- parapähkinä

Castanha do Pará, just like the rest of you

roti bakar (grilled bread)

>French fries, french toast
fries, manitoba toast
>English muffin
crumpets
>Irish twins
twins
>Spanish flu
Spanish flu
>Belgian Waffle
Waffles
>Russian roulette
Rooty tooty point n' shooty
>Turkish bath
gay salon
>China (the type of plates)
China/Ceramic
>Mexican standoff
Playing chicken
>Brazil nut
Mexican gobstoppers

>>French fries
Frites
> french toast
Pains perdus (lost breads)
>>Spanish flu
Grippe espagnole
>>Belgian Waffle
Gaufre
>>Russian roulette
Roulette russe
>>Turkish bath
Hammam
>>China (the type of plates)
Porcelaine

> the french lost their bread
Now, this is quite the predicament, now that you have it back, eh? Why not call it "found bread". Also, thank the US for helping you find your lost bread.

french fries - chips.
everything else is the same. belgian waffle is just waffle, we dont have waffles with chicken or savoury stuff in general
and I've never heard of irish twins or spanish flu

Irish twins is what they call Twix in the WASPy parts of the USA. Black on the outside, gold and white on the inside.

Meaning the Irish act like niggers, but they have caucasoid features.

Also, catholholism.

>crumpets
Urm.. These are crumpets mate, and what OP was referring to is nothing like pic related.

None of you understand the op. He is asking what an English muffin is called in England, what French fries are called in France, etc.

I know Turkish bath is called a 'hamam' in their language.

Source: Turkish friends

French fries => frites (litterally "fries")

It just means the bread stood still for too long and it practically impossible to eat now. So it is basically lost. The recipe of the glorious pain perdu enables you to eat it anyway coz you're French and no bread shall be lost

-patatine fritte (literally fried potatoes), toast
-focaccine all'inglese (english scones?)
-we dont have that term
-la spagnola (literally means the spanish -female gender-)
-waffle (pronounced vaffol)
-roulette russa
-bagno turco
-porcellane cinesi (literally chinese porcelain)
-stallo alla messicana
-noce del brazile

>Russian roulette
same, russian roulette

>French fries
potato "fri"

I think Canadian Bacon is just called "ham" in Canada

Standoff = Pattitilanne
Irish twins? There is little terminology for frequent births in general, this being Finland.

English Muffins are just called muffins

Frites, pain perdu
No idea what it is
No idea
Grippe espagnole
Gauffre
Roulette russe
Hamam
No idea
No idea
Noix de pecan? Cajou ?

patatas fritas
madalenas?
¿?
Gripe española
Gofre
Ruleta rusa
Baño turco
Porcelana
¿?
¿?

>French fries
Kartoshka fre (Potato free)
>English muffin
Keks
>Irish twins
???
>Spanish flu
Ispanka (Spanishtress)
>Belgian Waffle
Bel'giyskaya vafl'a (Belgian waffle)
>Russian roulette
Russkaya ruletka (Russian roulette)
>Turkish bath
Tuřeckaya ban'a (Turkish sauna)
>China
???
>Mexican standof
???
>Brazil nut
???

What do Americans call "American football"?
What do the Irish call "Irish twins"?
What do Australians call "Australian bread spread"?
What do the Canadians call "Canadian freedom fries with cheese and gravy"?
What do Scottish people call "Scottish mountains"?
What do the new yorkers call "new york pizza"?

What do polish call polish shower?

You're goddam right !

>French fries, french toast
Batatas fritas, rabanada.
>English muffin
Queque.
>Irish twins
No idea.
>Spanish flu
Gripe espanhola.
>Belgian Waffle
Waffle.
>Russian roulette
Roleta russa.
>Turkish bath
Amã.
>China (the type of plates)
No idea.
>Mexican standoff
Impasse mexicano.
>Brazil nut
Castanha do Pará.

>French fries
Pomfrit
>french toast
No idea what that is
>English muffin
Toasties
>Spanish flu
Spanische Grippe
>Belgian Waffle
Waffel
>Russian roulette
Russisch Roulette
>Turkish bath
Schwitzbad
>China (the type of plates)
Porzellan
>Mexican standoff
Patt
>Brazil nut
Paranuss

Chips, eggy bread (it's savoury)
Muffin, strangely though you eat them far more than we do.
The rest are shit or we have the same word for.