Parrot/ Bird in your language

[eman]

Hi everyone!
I'm so curios to know from which parts of this world are this forums' members! I think It'll be so interesting!
So I thought about this: you can reply to this post with your country, native language & these two words [bird &parrot] in your native language.

I'll start: Im from Kuwait, my native language is Arabic
Bird =
- طائِر: tayir
- طَير: tayr
- عُصفور: eusfwr
Parrot =
- بَبَغاء: babagha

 

[Scott]

Great idea for roll call!

San Diego California, USA
American English (poor substitute for the Queen's English!)
Bird & Parrot

 

[foxgloveparrot]

American English…? Parrot; bird
Chinese - 鹦鹉; 鸟 (sort of my first language...?)

 

[Rozalka]

Parrot in Polish: Papuga
Bird: ptak

 

[Skarila]

Croatian:

Ptica - bird
Papiga/papagaj - parrot (f/m)

Hungarian:

Madár - bird
Papagáj - parrot

 

[Rozalka]

Croatian:

Ptica - bird
Papiga/papagaj - parrot (f/m)

Hungarian:

Madár - bird
Papagáj - parrot

parrot in Slovak is exactly the same like in Hungarian

 

[𝕾𝖙𝖔𝖗𝖒𝖞𝕻𝖎𝖈𝖆]

Spanish is my second lanuage, so idrk if that counts, but parrot/budgie is periquito

 

[Rozalka]

Spanish is my second lanuage, so idrk if that counts, but parrot/budgie is periquito

What about loro? I thought it means parrot in Spanish

 

[PippTheBananaBirb]

In Afrikaans, parrot= papegaai
And bird=voël

 

[𝕾𝖙𝖔𝖗𝖒𝖞𝕻𝖎𝖈𝖆]

What about loro? I thought it means parrot in Spanish

Yes that too. Periquito is the word for small parrot/budgie and is sometimes used to describe a medium parrot

 

[Rozalka]

Yes that too. Periquito is the word for small parrot/budgie and is sometimes used to describe a medium parrot

So, it's something more like parakeet

 

[chris-md]

Spanish is

Parrot: loro
Smaller birds; pájaro
All birds: ave

 

[Inko-ai]

My second language is German.

Bird: Vogel

Parrot: Papagei

 

[Koko_the_fluf]

My first language is Korean

Bird: 새

Parrot: 앵무새

 

[Baylee83]

What about loro? I thought it means parrot in Spanish

Yes parrot loro and budgie is periquito Australiano. Lovebird is agapornis.

 

[Zoruace]

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Hi everyone!
I'm so curios to know from which parts of this world are this forums' members! I think It'll be so interesting!
So I thought about this: you can reply to this post with your country, native language & these two words [bird &parrot] in your native language.

I'll start: Im from Kuwait, my native language is Arabic
Bird =
- طائِر: tayir
- طَير: tayr
- عُصفور: eusfwr
Parrot =
- بَبَغاء: babagha

Oh my i must add a bit of other speacies

For cockatiels كروان (quarrion) is most used here
For IRN (indian ring necks) its درة (durra)
That’s honestly all i can remember

 

[Rozalka]

maybe let's add species we have:
Polish:
green cheeked conure - rudosterka zielonolica
Budgie - papużka falista
Bourke's parrot - lilianka (mostly used) / łąkówka liliowa (official name in our Complete Bird List of the World)

 

[GaleriaGila]

I'm half Mexican. Along the border, we might say pajaro for bird, and then loro, papagallo, perico for parakeet, and sometimes cotorra... I'm really not sure what the nuances are, because I am a pocha (Latina whose Spanish is lousy). Then there are all the species names. Rickeybirds are called Burrowing Parrots in the Spanish world, or Loro Barranquero, because they nest in limestone cliff burrows.

 

[GaleriaGila]

"periquito alejandrino"​

 

[GaleriaGila]

"!Tricahue!"
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Oh, yeah, I forgot. In Patagonia, they have an endearing term for their largest conure... Tricahue!"