In Spain it's called "piña"
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They also use "ananá".
Nope, in Spain is only Piña
in latin america its ananá
WTF? I'm from latin-america and I had never, never!, hear the word ananá.... PIÑA at least in Chile and near countries
Idk man, my colombian friends call it ananá and get annoyed when people say piña so...??
¿Colombian friends from which part of Colombia? I am from Santander, and there we call it Piña.
in Argentina we call it ananá. the only time we use the word "piña" is for piña coladas :P
except it's almost always pronounced "ana-nas," which sounds nothing like "an anus."
Suuuuuuuure it is
In Brazil, it's called abacaxi (ah-bah-cah-SHEE).
That doesn't sound anything like "an anus"
in portugal is ananas
Does not beat the japanese for corn, "tomorokoshi", spanish is "maiz".
It's "phoenix-pear" (鳳梨) in Mandarin for some unknown reason......
That's epic. Sounds like something you'd get from a god after completing 12 mighty tasks
It's 菠萝 outside of Taiwan.
In Portuguese-Pt it's AnanasIn Portuguese-Br it's ABACAXI, no idea why.
Abacaxi comes from the indigenous Tupí-Guaraní languages.
In Korean it's pa-in-ae-peul.... Which is pineapple said with a Korean accent.
In Arabic أناناس ”ananas”
In indonesia we call it Nanas
In Spain it's called "piña"
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DeleteThey also use "ananá".
DeleteNope, in Spain is only Piña
Deletein latin america its ananá
DeleteWTF? I'm from latin-america and I had never, never!, hear the word ananá.... PIÑA at least in Chile and near countries
DeleteIdk man, my colombian friends call it ananá and get annoyed when people say piña so...??
Delete¿Colombian friends from which part of Colombia? I am from Santander, and there we call it Piña.
Deletein Argentina we call it ananá. the only time we use the word "piña" is for piña coladas :P
Deleteexcept it's almost always pronounced "ana-nas," which sounds nothing like "an anus."
ReplyDeleteSuuuuuuuure it is
DeleteIn Brazil, it's called abacaxi (ah-bah-cah-SHEE).
ReplyDeleteThat doesn't sound anything like "an anus"
Deletein portugal is ananas
DeleteDoes not beat the japanese for corn, "tomorokoshi", spanish is "maiz".
ReplyDeleteIt's "phoenix-pear" (鳳梨) in Mandarin for some unknown reason......
ReplyDeleteThat's epic. Sounds like something you'd get from a god after completing 12 mighty tasks
DeleteIt's 菠萝 outside of Taiwan.
DeleteIn Portuguese-Pt it's Ananas
ReplyDeleteIn Portuguese-Br it's ABACAXI, no idea why.
Abacaxi comes from the indigenous Tupí-Guaraní languages.
DeleteIn Korean it's pa-in-ae-peul.... Which is pineapple said with a Korean accent.
ReplyDeleteIn Arabic أناناس ”ananas”
ReplyDeleteIn indonesia we call it Nanas
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