<p>I say book bag because it’s a bag for my books, but /everyone/ else says backpack. That sounds like it’s the kind of bag you would use while hiking.</p>
<p>I say bookbag. :)</p>
<p>I say backpack. I always thought a book bag was like a messenger bag.</p>
<p>Backpack. Book bag sounds stupid in my humble opinion.</p>
<p>Well if it’s a purse that you put your books in (like I do) then I say book bag, but if it’s tr type where you can where it on your back, it’s a backpack.</p>
<p>^^ same here.</p>
<p>In english, its called backpack.</p>
<p>Book bag, backpack sounds odd to me.</p>
<p>Book bag. But I guess technically I have a backpack.</p>
<p>Book bag, because I use at tote bag for my books, so it’s not really a backpack.
But even if it were a backpack, I’d probably still call it a book bag.</p>
<p>I say backpack. If I used a messenger bag or tote bag I’d say book bag.</p>
<p>I find myself saying both</p>
<p>book bag, backpack just doesn’t sound right when i say it for some reason lol</p>
<p>I used the words interchangeably. I really can’t say which one I prefer…</p>
<p>Most people in my school say backpack. In elementary school the teachers would always say book bag so we would never call our backpacks book bags.</p>
<p>I just say bag. Or backpack if it’s actually a backpack.</p>
<p>I say backpack. Everyone in my school says backpack; although occaisionally people (including me) will say bag. I’ve never heard anyone say bookbag till now</p>
<p>I’ve only heard old people refer to it as a book bag. I always say backpack if it has two straps, laptop bag if it’s for laptops, a tote if it’s a larger bag with two handles, and a satchel if it’s a tote for guys.</p>
<p>backpack .</p>
<p>I just say bag. Yes, I’m plain so what!</p>