What are these called where you live?

[Avro Arrow]

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I believe the term I've heard most often is "flip-flops".

 

[Mr. Laser Beam]

Sandals

 

[Mr Soak]

Thongs. (G-string is what we call the underwear)

 

[Captain pl1ngpl0ng]

We also use "flip-flops" or
strandsandaler (beach-sandals).

 

[O_Kav]

It's more common to call them "chinelos" over here. It has no direct translation. Our Wikipedia claims it's a word we inherited from the Genoese Language.

However, a lot of people will just use the equivalent of sandals – "sandálias".

 

[Kor]

In my area, they're generally called flip-flops.

Kor

 

[scotpens]

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In California in the 1960s, we called them zoris -- although authentic Japanese zoris are a bit different.

 

[John Clark]

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Yeah, flip flops for me, though one of my friends did mention they were called thongs in her country

 

[1001001]

Used to be thongs, now flip-flops.

 

[Refuge]

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Jandals.

 

[Miss Chicken]

Jandals.

A New Zealander?

 

[DimesDan]

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They're flip-flops in these parts.

A New Zealander?

A Kiwi.

 

[Australis]

Before G-string underwear, they were called thongs.

Sidenote:
In the US, it's candy
In the UK, it's sweets
In Australia, it's lollies.

 

[Hugo Rune]

Shower shoe

Or offensive weapon whilst in the hands of my mother during beach holidays in the 80's.

Hugo - thwack

 

[Nerys Myk]

Flip flops or thongs.

 

[Kor]

I think "thong sandal" is a more technical descriptive term that's also used in archaeology/anthropology to describe footwear without a heel strap, used in ancient times. "Flip-flops" is more casual/colloquial.

Kor

 

[Miss Chicken]

By what name is this guy known in your country?

 

[DimesDan]

Wally.

And in Australia @Miss Chicken?

 

[Miss Chicken]

He is also Wally in Australia.

 

[Ar-Pharazon]

Where's Waldo?