How do you say bread in your language?

[Wyatt Mitchell]

How do you say bread in your language?

[Ian Johnson]

Weizenmehlwasserkombinationsgebäck

[Hudson Diaz]

Pan

[Evan Flores]

Pain

[Mason Bailey]

Hevet gjærpinne

[Grayson Carter]

Pjekurbrumë

[Jason Ortiz]

Chlieb

[Carter Russell]

Lehem

[Jacob Reed]

yeasty puff

[Adrian Collins]

engorged barley-bar

[Jacob Carter]

Khubz

[Evan Johnson]

Bread

[Ethan Lewis]

bread

[Jordan Jackson]

Brot

[Lucas Garcia]

What language is that?

[Gabriel Barnes]

bow as in bow down.

[Parker Fisher]

Puri
(Georgian)

[Josiah Peterson]

ekmek

[David Price]

Broad

[Lincoln Diaz]

Хлeб.
Or хлeбyшeк if you want it to sounds cute :3

[Jeremiah Garcia]

I'd learn Georgian if it weren't so useless
seems like a cool language

[Cameron Cruz]

that's what everyone of my friends say, it really is a cool language once you get the hang of it.
It's not even nearly as complicated as German tho, that's the only good thing kek

[Lincoln Martin]

Bröd.

[John Stewart]

Pano

[Brayden Thomas]

Pan

[Jeremiah Flores]

kruh

[Jason Phillips]

Pão

[Brayden Kelly]

パン(Pan)

[Hunter Butler]

brood

[Luke Hughes]

빵(ppang)

[Parker Rivera]

Bánh mì, we use it for all bread.

[Nolan Walker]

Ha, ich bin Türkisch und ich spreche besser Deutsch als dir. Bread heiß "Brot" auf Deutsch.

[Joshua Wilson]

oh, interesting

[Liam Roberts]

It's a portuguese loanword

[Ryan Hall]

Artos, Psomi.
Mainly "psomi"; artos is an older word used in compound words and a few other stuff.

[Levi Brown]

кoт

[Hudson Powell]

Maize.

[Isaac Thompson]

baguette

[Cameron Gutierrez]

chleb

[Aiden Ramirez]

tinapay

[Carter Moore]

Pangarang

[John Morgan]

Leipä

[Daniel Turner]

Leipä

[Mason Martinez]

Wut?

[Caleb Garcia]

>South Brazil
>Cacetinho

Brazilians and close neighbors will get the joke.

[Michael Turner]

does it mean small dick by any chance

[Samuel Barnes]

Issa jokë

[Nolan Phillips]

Broyt (yiddish)

[Connor Moore]

Yes, it does.
Here in south, we use some really fuck up words. No one knows exactly who started it (if it was a practical joke that went really wrong).
I honestly think that portuguese people where playing around with imigrants from Central europe and Italy, and it lost control.
Here i south, we call money "pila" wish in Portugal Portuguese, literally means dicks.
We have a city called "pelotas" which means testicles in spanish.
A loot of fuck up things over here.

[Jackson Green]

Chléb

[Evan Lee]

I guessed so, it sounds like cazzettino which means the same thing in italian

[Levi Martinez]

leipä

[Josiah Turner]

But everyone says it. If someone make a joke, we just went full xenophobic.

[Matthew Davis]

leipä

[Hunter Brooks]

this desu

[Brayden Campbell]

That's weird that Finnish and Italian would have the same word for bread. Guess it's just chance

[Matthew James]

How do you speak Yiddish, were you born Hasidic or from one of those weird Jewish secular communist families?

[Jaxson Walker]

There was no wheat in Asia before the arrival of Europeans? I mean, China was cooking pasta way before shitalians stole th recipe and claim the dish.

[Sebastian Lewis]

pippeli

[Isaac Ross]

Bread :^)

[Josiah Wright]

Was studierst du den so?