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Frog = Katak
Toad = Kodok
Because of their sounds.
Frog sounds like
>kédék kédék kédék
Toad sounds like
>Onng onng kodok kodok

no, they do "croa croa croa", i am french so i would know
regardless we do not call frogs croacroas, because we are not 6yo

Frog-лягyшкa-lyagushka
Toad-жaбa-jaba
>Why it was named like that?
i have no clue

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Frog = Varlė
Toad = Rupūžė

A frog is a żrinġ and I think that we don't have a word for toad so we probably also call them żrinġ. All I know is that the word is of Arabic origin.

Béka
Varangy/varangyos béka

żaba
ropucha

Rana / Sapo
Dunno lol

both are called Sapo

Rana
Rospo

perereca

No, no croa croa.
Our frog sounds like this:
>kérék kérék
youtu.be/ElmgFJTlMVk
>kédék, kédék (the shorter calling)
youtu.be/l-2WyrC7Tas
Our toad sounds like this:
>Ongg, ongg
youtu.be/SblMKWq8jsU
>Kodok, kodok
youtu.be/jDAixRMYHos
I can't find the exact frog sound that's so familiar with me when it's the monsoon season. It's the warning of flood by frogs and toads.

*not croa croa

sounds like a croa croa to me user
kodok kodok still makes more sense then ribbit ribbit tho ill say this

>ribbit ribbit
wtf who write their sound like that?
>croa croa
I can't find the sound online here, it's apparent when it's the monsoon wet season that you can hear them from afar, especially at night here. It make a distinct kedek kedek sound.

>wtf who write their sound like that?
anglos
>I can't find the sound online here
i think it makes the same sound everywhere
croa croa is pronounced the french way though don't imagine it's like cwuh cwuh

Frosk
Padde

wakarimasen lol

>anglos
that sounds retarded.
>croa croa is pronounced the french way
vocaroo?

perereca where I come from means vagina lol

i can't, don't have a mic sorry

Groda
Padda

1. Norge
2. Frog = Frosk
Toad = Padde
3. Frosk: Old Norse "froskr", from Germanic "fruþska" (meaning "the slimy one" or "the frothing one")
Padde: Old Norse "padda", this one is harder but I think it comes from "crawling" and/or "humble"

Maybe a video on youtube that pronounce the croa croa sound?

it was hard to find but there is this weird shit with 54 views
youtube.com/watch?v=dzYiDD14WzU

kek, I read them as "kroa kroa"
doesn't expect it pronounce like cwoa cwoa / kwa kwa

I'm not 100% sure but I think rupikonna name might come originally from Rubicon river in Europe because Finnish soldiers saw a lot of them there 400 years ago

And then started to call them that in Finland
Anyway this particular species is found in all countries in Europe

why is red fly agaric mushroom called paddestooel in Dutch?

it sounds like Norwegian Padde (without the stool of course)

any relation? both are poisonous (the toad and the mushroom) if you lick them

Rana
Sapo

Rã
Sapo

Don't know which is which.

I thought that was small frog

Frogs and Toads aren't actually different clades with universally identifiable characteristics, there are plenty of things called "toad" that might actually be closer to something else called "frog" than it is to yet another thing named "toad". Similar situation with turtle/tortoise

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>no, they do "croa croa croa", i am french so i would know
They actually go "ribbit ribbit", but I forgive you for not knowing this as I imagine the only time you ever see frogs is when they're cooked and on yourp late.

>I thought that was small frog
(I'm other person)

It's is.

Rã and perereca = frog
Sapo = toad