/int/ - This is called ananas. does this happen in YOUR co - International

Anonymous

09/29/25(Mon)01:53:20 No.215347090

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Anonymous 09/29/25(Mon)01:53:20 No.215347090 Archived

This is called ananas. does this happen in YOUR country?

Anonymous
09/29/25(Mon)02:02:03 No.215347183

Anonymous 09/29/25(Mon)02:02:03 No.215347183

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Sweden
Yes

Anonymous
09/29/25(Mon)02:04:57 No.215347220

Anonymous 09/29/25(Mon)02:04:57 No.215347220

>>215347090
painappuru

Anonymous
09/29/25(Mon)02:07:06 No.215347244

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Anonymous
09/29/25(Mon)02:10:11 No.215347273

Anonymous 09/29/25(Mon)02:10:11 No.215347273

>>215347090
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Yes (اناناس = Ananas)

Anonymous
09/29/25(Mon)02:16:07 No.215347349

Anonymous 09/29/25(Mon)02:16:07 No.215347349

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>>215347294

Anonymous
09/29/25(Mon)02:20:06 No.215347388

Anonymous 09/29/25(Mon)02:20:06 No.215347388

>>215347090
We call it "L'ananas".

Anonymous
09/29/25(Mon)02:23:52 No.215347430

Anonymous 09/29/25(Mon)02:23:52 No.215347430

We're one of the few Hispanic countries that call it that. Piñafags are retarded

Anonymous
09/29/25(Mon)03:56:24 No.215348825

Anonymous 09/29/25(Mon)03:56:24 No.215348825

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Anglos be like:
this a pine
this is an apple
mmmh
pineapple

Anonymous
09/29/25(Mon)04:36:27 No.215349616

Anonymous 09/29/25(Mon)04:36:27 No.215349616

>>215347090
yes

Anonymous
09/29/25(Mon)04:42:41 No.215349743

Anonymous 09/29/25(Mon)04:42:41 No.215349743

>>215347090
Is a pizza really a pizza without pineapple?
I think not.

Anonymous
09/29/25(Mon)04:44:17 No.215349779

Anonymous 09/29/25(Mon)04:44:17 No.215349779

>>215348825
Apple can also mean “fruit” in Germanic languages just like how corn can mean both mais and grain in general.

Anonymous
09/29/25(Mon)06:29:53 No.215352043

Anonymous 09/29/25(Mon)06:29:53 No.215352043

>>215349779
Apple did originally meant fruit. Hence, in the Western translation of the Bible, Adam ate "a fruit", not a literal apple.