What is this called in your language?

What is this called in your language?

In Swedish it's called Champinjon.

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pieczarka

Shampinyon

Why do people make threads like these? Google Translate can answer these simple dictionary questions

Mushroom, you already knew that

Herkkusieni

gljiva (mushroom)
šampinjon (this sort of mushroom)

But this is also a "mushroom".

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Champiñón

Herkkusieni (delicious mushroom)

Champignon de Paris
Cêpes

Seta

Yep it is, each mushroom type has a different name like shiitake and whatever but they're all mushrooms

Autism

vrganj

So if I say I want mushrooms on my pizza in the UK then it is a wildcard what kind of mushroom they put on it?

It is pure logic and you cannot deny it

indoeuropeon such as yourself are usually surprised you share words with other indoeuropeons

the perfect brainlet language

Onda Vital

No they'll 100% put the ones in your original pic on your pizza unless you go to some weird fancy pizza place

Champignon. Pronounced like in French

Man I unironically hate that Anglos don't have a name for them. Imagine if beef was called "meat" and so were pork, chicken, venison etc.
So fucking retarded.

kinoko

Jamur kancing

borowik szlachetny

Cheese

Xampinyó

sounds gay

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