What do you call this in your language?

What do you call this in your language?

barata

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tarakan

Gokiburi

Türke

buburrec

Leggy Splat

Ta quanto esse revolver ai?

Ipis

Tutsi

Cucaracha

Lipas

one got into my ear one time haha

Turk

such a funny word

Esto es una cucaracha, así también para abreviar. Pero ten cuidado con porque es lo mismo de en algunas secciónes...

koreans or zainichi or chosen jin or kankoku jin

Tirg

kakerlak / tyrker

cancrelat

Kakkerlak/Belg

اليهودي

cocker-noach

>Gokiburi
Sounds good

>tarakan
also prusak or пpycaк

>اليهودي
How do you pronounce that mess?

Al Yahudi. I was trying to be funny by calling Jews roaches.

Scarafaggio

It's not that bad as it looks ;)

Bakiburle

Vergi müfəttişi.

Typoк

It wouldn't look so bad if Sup Forums didn't shrink the letters to the point where even I can barely read them.
This, however, is a mess. How the hell do you read that?

Hikmet

Exactly as it written, m8. 1 letter=1 sound

Torakka

But the e is upside-down and what does the squiggly s mean?
Is turok the Ruski equivalent of setämies?

That not "e". That's like "a" in word "that".
And s with a tail is "sh"

Ah, so the pronunciation would be more like muhfattishi?

Yes
Also, that's an arabic word.

>setämies
ü - does that sound like in ü german language?

It's same.

Turk or prussian.

cascuda

>barata

that means cheap in spanish

Des turques mon ami brésilien

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_cockroach
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turkestan_cockroach

really makes you think

It also has that meaning in Portuguese. The word has two meanings.

AmericANO

>prusak
literally no one calls it that way

Prusak.
Literally "a Prussian"

Gián.

Pakibore

Katsarida

OP

Typoк.

Tangalogista

communist

ščurek which rhymes with turek (Turk)

wh*toid.

this, kackerlacka

tarakan or "the turk"
prussakas or "the prussian"

Kackerlacka