How do you call cotton candy in your language?

Sugar wool. I don't really like cotton candy ngl, it's mid and overrated.   1 reply

Bubble candy   reply

hattara, which has no meaning behind it :p   1 reply

Barbe à papa :)   2 reply

ბამბის ნაყინი which translates to cotton ice cream ლ(´ڡ`ლ)   reply

Algodón de azúcar   reply

The literal translation is cotton candy but the same word is also used for marshmallows   reply

while it’s still english, so still the same language, in Australia we call it fairy floss, not sure why we call it that but i like it, though i am 99.99% sure we get the floss part from the British who call it candy floss, no idea where we got the idea for the fairy part (maybe because of the colour and the fact that it’s most commonly a thing ......   1 reply

We the term we call it with also means "cotton candy" some regions call it "daddy's beard"   reply

"pamuk şeker"... its nothing fancy its the literal translation honestly "pişmaniye" sounds better to me which is one of those its simmilar but also not really just look it up pamuk = cotton Şeker = sugar/candy   reply