Furthermore, the phrase is "What do you call x?" as the word that you call something is a label, which is a noun. "How" would be more appropriate in reference to the quality or nature of something, as in "How do you describe x?" etc.
"How do you call" is an ESL dead givaway. It's like americans using piscina for pool in spanish.
El bicho feo ese
Coccinelle finte (fake ladybugs)
>catalan
Verőköltő Bodobács
Red bug or Japanese bug (crvena buba/Japanska buba)
There was a whole bunch of them around my elementary school's trees. Haven't seen them in a while.
scrumblers
soldier
Gendarme.
They are called boxelder bugs.
Furthermore, the phrase is "What do you call x?" as the word that you call something is a label, which is a noun. "How" would be more appropriate in reference to the quality or nature of something, as in "How do you describe x?" etc.
"How do you call" is an ESL dead givaway. It's like americans using piscina for pool in spanish.
Who gives a shit moron
>It's like americans using piscina for pool in spanish.
Anon can't into Hispania
>It's like americans using piscina for pool in spanish.
Unless you mean the game thats how it's called, I think only argentina calls it different
>Unless you mean the game thats how it's called, I think only argentina calls it different
based ESL retard ignoring the post he replied to
how do you call "suicide" in your language?
I am no understand señor
hou-chi-mai-yu-chijou-munou
Brown recluse
Bug
Feuerwanze
Shoemakers