I don't know the English word for it actually
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"Guirnalda", or more specific "guirnalda de hombres de papel".
Paper dolls.
🇵🇱 wycinanki, translates to "cutouts"
If they were to be referenced a bit more directly it would probably be like "papierowe ludziki" = paper people (diminutive)
I love your language! Polish is my favorite. I want to learn it but it's so hard.
Human snowflakeipede
Love the implication that this is, in fact, only one organism and not multiple.
Why snowflake ?
They always reminded me of paper snowflakes and I genuinely can't recall ever having a name for them... Maybe "people streamer" is what I would say if I ever had to describe them. Even that phrase feels made up on the spot lol
Paper dolls?
Pabapeber dobolls
Which language is it?
*What do you call this
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In Korean, 인간띠. translates to 'human band'
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