It’s “marmalade” in English. Also, “oder” is a German word, so I’d say, better to go with its English equivalent, “or”.

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You think? How about you? your family? your friends? You already know and have so many examples of what people in your country eat for breakfast. This sounds like a part 1 IELTS speaking question, and always remember that the speaking exam is all about you and your ideas.