Aubergine or eggplant?

>>8255076
>Eggplant
Americans are just so great at making original names.

>>8255085
Brits are so great at being French.

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>>8255076

>>8255076
Two words equal in semantics. Aaaannnd, your point is...?

Yurps prefer the Arabic name. It's like pottery

Melanzane desu

>>8255076
Aubergine

Eggplant is so unaesthetic and cringey

I call em trollnoses.

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What is this fruit called?

If you want a britbong vs burgerclap shitposting contest you're gonna need to find better bait

>>8255076
Nignog courgette

>>8255076
Those are obviously "nigger heads", .y dude.

>>8255076
Nasu

>>8255085
>The word "eggplant" was first recorded in 1767, and was originally applied to white varieties;[20] some 18th-century European cultivars were small, round, yellow or white, resembling goose or hen's eggs.

>>8256587
Penapple

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>>8256587

>>8256587
ANANAS

Mulignan

Eggplant sounds cooler.

>>8255076
DEFINITELY EGGPLANT MY LIIMY LAMMY