rogalik, doesn't translate to anything else (but I guess the word itself comes from "rogi" which means horns)

 

or croissant but with completely butchered pronunciation

Here that's just a croissant, I think "medialuna" here is something like a sandwich which has that shape with ham and cheese inside but idk since I do not eat food like that frequently.

krozong

Croissant (cruasán)

Well, you can also make a sandwich with medialunas. I like em toasted with ham and cheese inside, taste even yummier

butterhorns

That's the german name for croissants? Sounds similar lol

It is spelled croissant. But it sounds like krozong when germans say it out loud.

i don't know what kind of people you know but here in BW we pronounce it the french way. ofc not 100% the same because we're no frenchies but wtf who says krozong?

 

Perhaps it is because many of us had french in school?

cruasanty

I believe that those are referred to as "croissants" in the United States. Part of the cuisine offered by the renowned inventor of nachos, hamburgers, and pizzas named "Jose Luis de la Vega" in the year 1977.

There is nothing wrong with saying krozong.

Trying to emulate the french tongue instead of just saying it in german is cultural appropriation and thus highly problematic. Pls be more sensible in the future pls.

tfw not a croat and can't honestly answer kroasan to further the krozong confusion

it's francoski rogljički btw

It's "Französisches Butterhörnchenhefegebäck", don't listen to the other lying Germans