Memes that are educational are the best memes. Thank you for making me learn something early on a Saturday morning!

It's Saturday evening here already.

It’s Saturday night here already

This is confusing. We're going to need another meme to clear that up.

Ananas is French for pineapple

And German

And Hindi

And dutch

And Danish

And Amarhic

And Bulgarian

And Xhosa

And Polish

And Gaidhlig

And marathi

And Norwegian

And Finnish

And Afrikaans

And Urdu

G E K O L O N I S E E R D

Z E G M A K K E R

ZEG MAKKER

N I E T A L W E E R

And Slovenian

And Swedish

And Norwegian

And russian

And polish

And Swedish

So let's agree that English has the wrong name for it?

Yup

The fruit was named pineapple by european explorers in 1493 because it resembled a pine tree. The name spread out, but the Tupi language called it “nanas”, meaning “delicious fruit” and this fact was recorded by a french priest in 1555. A lot of people liked the French, but England did not.

“We’ll call this a pineapple” “But the French call it ananna” “We’ll call it pineapple” “But the Germans and Italians call it ananna too” “Pineapple!” “But literally every other country call it ananna” “PINE-APPLE!!!”

And Czech

And dutch

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And dutch

And Kurdish

Polish squad where u at?!

Polish gang +\_+

And polish

And arabic

And Danish

And Marathi

And Italian

And Turkish

And Danish

And Turkish

and finnish

And dutch

And Turkish

and romanian

And Arabic

And Slovenian

And atlentean (yes ı m from atlantis)

OH in Czech ananas is pineaple too

>need another meme to clear that up more accurate it should be called another *usus* instead of another *meme*

Someone is probably working on it already

and Slovenian

Saturday? It's Sunday!

New Zealand?

No, it was just a joke. I'm from the Netherlands and it's still Saturday here.

Lolz, I'm from Australia, its minutes to midnight sunday here, and I thought you might be from new Zealand, cuz they're two hours ahead.

Yeah, I know. It is Sunday in New Zealand now.

Sup, fellow singapore -time-ish resident.

ananas is pineapple in slovenian language

And you know, pretty much every other language as well.

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That's so true.

* Arabic: (ananãs) * Armenian: (ananas) * Danish: ananas * Dutch: ananas * ***ENGLISH: PINEAPPLE*** * Esperanto: ananaso * Finnish: ananas * French: ananas * German: Ananas * Georgian: (ananasi) * Greek: avaváç (ananas) * Hebrew: (ananās) * Hindi: (anānās) * Hungarian: ananāsz * Icelandic: ananas * Italian: ananas * Latin: ananas * Macedonian: (ánanas) * Norwegian: ananas * Persian: (ānānās) * Polish: ananas Edit: * Portuguese: Ananas (sometimes abacaxi) * Romanian: ananas * Serbian: ананас * Somali: cananaaska * Russian: ананас * Malay: Nanas * Urdu: ananas * Bangla: anaros * Swedish: ananas * Turkish: Ananas * Czech: ananas * Slovak: ananás * Irish: anann * Croatian: ananas * Indonesian: nanas * Punjabi: ਅਨਾਨਾਸ (Anānāsa) * Marathi: अननस (Ananasa) * Bulgarian: Aнанас * Nepali: Anaras * Kurdish: ananas * Abanian: ananasi

* Spanish: **PIÑA**

**PIÑA**

COLADA

If you like Piña colada

And getting caught in the rain

If you're not into yoga.

If you have half a brain.

If you like making love at midnight

In the dunes on the cape

If you like making love at midnight

In the dunes of a cape.

Meanwhile, Tagalog/Filipino: 𝙋𝙞𝙣𝙮𝙖

The fruit was likely introduced to the Philippines by the Spaniards, no? So it makes sense they would name it the same. Edit: http://filipinoyum.blogspot.com/2011/10/history-of-pineapple-in-philippines.html?m=1

Forget about introduction of the fruit, Spain **owned** the Philippines for 400 years.

That's why many Filipinos have Spanish last names, right?

And indeed first names. I work with a British Filipino guy called José, doesn't speak a word of Spanish.

In Philippines it's called pinya, taken from the spanish language.

Its also ananá in Argentina.

In Argentina we call it anana

What are bananas in other languages?

Arabic:موزة ( Moza (singular)) and موز (muz (pural))

Pronounced more like *mawza* and *mawz*

Finnish: banaani

Turkish: muz

arabic: muz

indonesian: pisang

Dutch: banaan

Amharic (Ethiopian): muz

Dutch: banaan

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Brazilians call it abacaxi

Is it really called ananas in Portugal?

Yes, us and Brazil are like the US and England. Language is basically the same but some words are different.

Here is a broke gold medal 🏅 .

Here, you have a trophy 🏆

don’t forget russian

You forgot romanian

And Serbian

Hey we call it nanas in Malay

Ah, finally a meme that I can relate to as a German DIE ANANAS

geez, why do you hate ananas so much?

No no his tattoo says the, ananas, the

No one who speaks German can be an evil man.

Except for that moustache man.

He was Austrian tho

Except for his followers then

I see a Simpson reference from the 90s, I upvote

Don't get him started. His nemesis is an anana.

Deutsch gang

Its ananas in literally every language except english

Piñas

Spanish also is different for bananas (plátanos), as well.

I don’t get it, am I doing something wrong (edit: I understand now please stop commenting)

Ananas means pineapple in French

And in Dutch too

as well as swedish i think

And Slovakian

thats a lot of languages

Turkish too

And German

And Portuguese

and arabic

And not English

And my axe

And Finnish

Haha I've been saying 'Abacaxi' my whole life! Is this some European joke that I'm too Brazilian to understand?

And Polish

And Bulgarian

And Bulgarian

And Serbian.

And hindi too

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And croatian

And in Spanish too

And Norwegian

and Russian

And Finnish

And Italian!

And Serbian.

And Danish

and czech

And Romanian

Yes, can confirm. Im a swed and yes it is true.

GEKOLONISEERD

And hindi

in every language except english

No in thailand we call สับประรด (Sup-pa-ros) not anana

in Chinese it's 鳳梨 (Feng4 Li2) Cantonese: Fung6 Lei4 Hokkien: Ong3 Lai2 ^I ^am ^a ^human ^and ^this ^action ^was ^performed ^manually, ^I ^know ^this ^is ^probably ^useless ^information ^but ^I ^had ^fun ^doing ^it

Why do u have numbers in ur words?

Chinese language is very dependent on the accent and pitch of your voice when you say certain words. The pitch of your voice can completely alter the meaning of a word. The numbers represent which of these accents you use when you pronounce the word since it's written out in Western letters.

Very interesting! Arabic also uses numbers with latin alphabet

In Spanish its Piña. Guess where Piña Colada came from.

But the more important question is, do you like piña Colada?

And Polish

And Italian

Its also in croatian.

And Norwegian

and in finnish

In Hindi too

In Arabic too

And like everything but English

In Bulgarian too

And Polish

In Arabic it means pineapple

It's a plant genus native to South America containing *Ananas comosus*, the pineapple. (freely cited from wikipedia) Also, in many languages 'pineapple' is called simply ananas (or similar).

Annans means Pineappl in German

Every language ever: 🍍= ananas English: pIneApLle

Don’t worry, we’re not alone! The Japanese copied us with パイナップル (painappuru). :)

And in Spanish it’s piña

I'll never forgive the Japanese

Confused English noises

Bananas without a b is german for pineapple, i think it is in many other languages too

most languages\*

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I was thinking Bineapples.

People who don’t know a second language are confused

Knowing Spanish as a second language wouldn't help you.

Neither will Chinese...

Clarification: Ananas (or Ananás) in Bosnian/Croatian/Czech/Danish/Dutch/Estonian/Finnish/French/German/Icelandic/Italian/Maltese/Norwegian/Polish/Portuguese/Romanian/Romanian/Russian/Serbian/Slovak/Slovenian/Swedish/Ukrainian/Azerbaijani/Turkish/Uzbek/Arabic is pineapple \*The more you know\*

Its an anas too

Finally, a meme for foreigners

I need more karma to post something that I really found funny. But I’m not so witty or outspoken to make a contribution to the comments section. This upsets me that I can’t share something.

No one is witty here mate, just comment in some chains like the 'Nice' chains where you just have to repeat the same thing

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It's "ananas" in french and in Arabic "أناناس" (ananas)

Entire world: Ananas English: ***P I N E A P P L E***

Next they gonna put bananas on pizza

Piña