>acerola >literally "Barbados cherry" in Portuguese

>>29911843
>"Oak" literally Oak in english

>>29911843
Wouldn't be the first thing that Hawaiian's have appropriated from Portugal.

>>29911962
Oak is literally Oak in Portuguese too but it's not uncommon at all.

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>>29911994
You leave our riceballs out of this.

> ywn pop acerola's acerola

>>29911994
Barbados cherries are from South America, actually

I wish Acerola had been the Poni Kahana instead of shit Hapu.

>>29911843
Those look like extremely hot peppers pretending to be sweet cherries.

>>29912235
They are just sour.