European Languages:
* Spanish: Caramelo (general), Golosina (sweet treat)
* French: Bonbon, Sucrier (for hard candy)
* German: Süßigkeit (general), Bonbon (for hard candy)
* Italian: Caramella, Dolcetto (small sweet)
* Portuguese: Doce, Bala (general)
* Russian: Конфета (konfeta)
* Polish: Cukierki (general)
* Dutch: Snoepje (general)
Asian Languages:
* Japanese: キャンディー (kyandi)
* Korean: 사탕 (satang)
* Chinese (Mandarin): 糖果 (tángguǒ)
* Hindi: कैंडी (kendy)
* Thai: ขนมหวาน (khanom wan)
Other Languages:
* Arabic: حلوى (hulwa)
* Hebrew: ממתק (mamtak)
* Turkish: Şekerleme (general)
Note: This is just a small selection of languages, and there may be other words used in different regions or dialects. The specific term may also vary depending on the type of candy.