What do you call this in your language? >if you say Bandaid®

But people say bandaid

bandeide

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>>79272100
Yeah, what do you call this?
>>79272085
Don't be mad that American corporate dominance as forced things like this upon you.

>>79272142

lenço

>>79272085
Pansement

>>79272085
Plasterki

>>79272142
Chusteczki

>>79272085
Curita

Pflaster. Bandaid doesn't exist.

bandoeido

>>79272142
lenço (the ç sounds like s)
Another word that comes from a brand name is "xerox" to mean "photocopy" or "photocopier"

>>79272142
that's a tissue though

only rednecks call it a kleenex

>>79272249
We call them Kosmetiktuch or... Kleenex

>>79272249
I know I call it tissue as well, but I've heard people say Kleenex.
>>79272236
Interesting, I've never heard Xerox used as a verb like that.

>>79272085
plaster

>>79272142
lommetǿrklæde

>>79272317
It's used as a noun. The verb version would be "xerocar"

>>79272085
laastari

>>79272231
Japan, never change

>>79272387
Ahh, I see, thanks.

>>79272085
plástur
>>79272142
bréf

>>79272085
Pflaster (patch)

>>79272142
nenäliina (nose linen/paper) aka räkäpaperi (snot paper)

>>79272085
striscia medica
>>79272142
tovagliolo nasale

>>79272085
Stikka.

>>79272085
plaster
>>79272142
tissue

it's a band-aid

parche curita.

literally translates as "heal-y patch".

>>79272085
in thai its plaster but with butchered pronunciation so it sound more like putter if i had to poorly
romanise it for non-ipa plebs

>>79272085
sebtapasz

>>79272085
A plaster.

That's not how you use greentext. Consider lurking a couple more years.

>>79272085
Plåster

>>79272085
Sebtapasz = wound plaster

>>79272085
plaster

>>79272085
plaster/cúnamh banna

Curita

>>79272085
Plastyr'

>>79272085
Plaster

>>79272085
Cerotto

>>79272142
Fazzoletto

ยาแผ่นปิด ya pan pid

>>79272085
bandage -fasma
>>79272142
serviette

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>>79272085
Plaster??
>>79272142
Tissue. I know Murican call it Klenex but never saw one say in person.

Who else call a copier Xerox? Can't be just me right

flaster

>He doesn't call things exclusively by the most popular brand of said thing

>>79274236
Ok burger.

>>79274298
Actually if you wanted to be correct you would call me "war"

Pansement.

We had ads a few years back that were looped.
So you can be sure every frenchman knows not only the name of the thing, pansement, but also the main brand that provides it : Mercurochrome.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fT45iq2-6tw
The edit in this video is the original one.