How do you call flies in your language?

파리(pari) in Korean. If you mean a fruit fly, 날파리(nalpari) in Korean.

In Estonian it's kärbes (singular) and kärbsed (plural).

Muște (Flies)
Muscă (Fly)

Romanian

Kärpänen, kärpäset or kärpäsiä ;D

Fly in Telugu (this one south Indian language that I speak) is Eega, pronounced ee-gah

The plural is eegalu (ee-gah-loo)

and I know that in Tamil (another south Indian language), the word is ee, which is pronounced ee

no idea why I felt the need to write the pronunciation for that one lol

Fluer, in danish

In Germany we call them "Fliegen"

A single one is a "Fliege"

Mouche in french.

Musica,in serbian :)

Wu ying or Mun in Cantonese.

Ok thanks for you answers. In Croatia we don't call them, they come by themselves and annoy us.
See what I did there?

mušas in Latvian

Moscas (as mentioned abobe) Mosquitos and Zancudos in Spanish.

Well I can't say that I've ever really called them before... but if I did, I'd probably just say, "Here flies. Here flies! Come here flies!!"

But I'm assuming you meant What and not How... and in that case, just "flies"

"Moscas" in Portuguese.

Ancient Greek singular: Μυῖα - ΜΥΙΑ
Modern Greek singular: Μύγα - ΜΥΓΑ -- ΜΥΓΕΣ in plural

Flies is Sinekler, spelled like see-neck-lhere (lhere speeled like where but with l)

A single one is "Sinek", which is speeled like "see-neck (read it fast)"

These are in Turkish btw :)

In swedish = Fluga.

"Arquivo" in Brazillian Portuguese.

"Sinek" in Turkish but the plural is "Sinekler"

In Farsi, (not sure which type of fly you meant since I consider both flies so here goes)
Mosquito = Pashe

Housefly = Magas

in dutch: Vlieg

I cal them plenty of names. Most of which I should not repeat.

How do we call flies?
We command them.
Flies, come here!

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