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| Region | Language | Translation | Etymology |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brazil | Portuguese | pebolim; totó; futebol totó | |
| Australia, Canada, United States | English | foosball | from German fußball (meaning football as in soccer) |
| United Kingdom | English | Table Football | |
| France | French | Baby-foot | |
| Germany | German | Kicker; Tischfußball | |
| The Netherlands | Dutch | tafelvoetbal | |
| Italy | Italian | calcio balilla; calcetto; biliardino | |
| Portugal | Portugese | matraquilhos; matrecos | |
| Spain | Spanish | futbolín | |
| Mexico | Spanish | fútbolito | |
| Argentina | Spanish | metegol | |
| Chile | Spanish | taca-taca | |
| Bosnia | Bosnian | karambol | |
| Croatia | Croatian | karambol; stolni nogomet | |
| Serbia | Serbian | karambol; stoni fudbal | |
| Bulgaria | Bulgarian | джага; джаги | |
| Turkey | Turkish | langırt | onomatopoeic word describing sound when playing |
| Iran | Farsi | Futball Dasti | |
| Czech Republic | Czech | fotbálek | |
| Slovak Republic | Slovak | stolný futbal | |
| Denmark | Denmark | bordfodbold | |
| Hungary | Hungarian | csocsó | |
| Thailand | Thai | ฟุตบอลโต๊ะ | literally meaning "football table" |
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