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This is called "Chapatti (or Chapati)" in both east and west. So do not worry to use it directly in your sentence.

Although a Chapati is also called "Roti" in some regions of India, but Chapati is universalyuniversally accepted term for "a thin pancake of unleavened wholemeal bread cooked on a griddle", Which is exactly what your image depicts.

This is called "Chapatti (or Chapati)" in both east and west. So do not worry to use it directly in your sentence.

Although a Chapati is also called "Roti" in some regions of India, but Chapati is universaly accepted term for "a thin pancake of unleavened wholemeal bread cooked on a griddle", Which is exactly what your image depicts.

This is called "Chapatti (or Chapati)" in both east and west. So do not worry to use it directly in your sentence.

Although a Chapati is also called "Roti" in some regions of India, but Chapati is universally accepted term for "a thin pancake of unleavened wholemeal bread cooked on a griddle", Which is exactly what your image depicts.

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This is called "Chapatti (or Chapati)" in both east and west. So do not worry to use it directly in your sentence.

Although a Chapati is also called "Roti" in some regions of India, but Chapati is universaly accepted term for "a thin pancake of unleavened wholemeal bread cooked on a griddle", Which is exactly what your image depicts.