Bungalow is an Indian word commonly used in British English. India Asia not Indian Native American. Ranch House is an American word. Where it originates from I am not sure, whether it commonly appears elsewhere in the world? I am not sure. That's all the language related information required. Both Nouns haha

Hi, I found this definition for you. "Bungalows will also be detached homes with no garage. ... Ranch homes are typically rectangular in shape with a more elongated floor plan. The sleeping rooms are set further from the main living room area. There are typically more windows then there are in a bungalow and they are usually larger as well." I hope it helps!

Ranch house is very american, so I'm not quite sure what it means. To a brit, bungalow is a small house with only one level (often associated with older people, because they buy them later on when and if they start to struggle to walk up stairs).

I think she's pretty. He thinks she is beautiful. They think she is gorgeous. How good looking is she? I own a bungalow. He owns a ranch house. We may jolly well live in the same house don't you say?