>outside looks like a pine cone
>inside looks like an apple
>ananas
>>71516409
belongs in pizza
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>>71516409
Pijnappel is the Dutch word for pine cone.
British pragmatism prevails again.
>>71516514
and pine apple / pomme de pin is the french word for pine cone.
>>71516475
Iceland doesn't think so
>>71516409
Besta pizza toppinga!
It sounds like "she us" in Russian.
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>>71516409
Feel kind of bad for all those other languages.
what is ananas?
i know only pineapple.
>>71516409
That's a "piña", not a "pineapple" or "anana", like you subhumans call it.
hmm?
>>71517831
No, thats an Ananá.
Goddamnit, why do you suck at your own language?
>>71517931
>Ananá.
>>71516475
>Fruits on a main dish
>>71516475
Pineapple and capers on pizza is an amazing combination
>>71518359
You know that practice was invented by Canadians
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawaiian_pizza
>>71517831
Yes, is a piña
>>71517931
>>71518435
difference between shitentenia and chill le
We call it piña
>>71518433
English Canada mind you
Theres a reason britain was number 1. They didnt do what all you other losers did and decided to be winners. Part of that includes naming it pineapple ya cunts
>>71517931
>Anana
Thats clearly Piña.
Ananas?
Actually, it was originally called "ananal", because it was a common occurrence to see natives sticking up that fruit up their asshole