"șervețel"

Translation: tissue

[WesleyAlcoforado]

reminds me of "serviette" (french)

[AndreiChichizola]

And reminds me of "servilleta" (Spanish)

[lpaulger]

this is specifically for the meal setting? or would a tissue also be a servetel?

[potestasity]

A tissue would also be "șervețel".

[asteroixii]

We use napkin and "serviette" interchangeably in Australia, but I get my answer wrong. It's frustrating to miss an answer for using British English. Any chance of a fix?

[MarkFuller7]

I agree! Mostly serviette in England. Next time you should report it.

[lufloidio]

I use serviett and it was correct, I prefer the word serviett and serviette, napkin I find it unpleasant.

[JohnGardne7]

Try "nappy." Diminutives always have a more familiar feel to them.

[MistyQuinn]

Is this used for a tissue to wipe your nose as well as a dinner napkin to wipe your mouth?