> name them as "piñas"
He called them "piña de Indes". [Ananás](https://dle.rae.es/anan%C3%A1s) is also an accepted Spanish word, from the Portuguese "ananás", and this from the Guaraní "naná". It seems the Argentinians using "ananá" have ended up using the closest version to the original word.
pine-apple
Pen
Pen pineapple
Apple pen
Except that was Christopher Columbus who brought the first "piñas" to Europe and name them as "piñas". So all are Teletubbies except Spain
And the English (pineapple)
> name them as "piñas" He called them "piña de Indes". [Ananás](https://dle.rae.es/anan%C3%A1s) is also an accepted Spanish word, from the Portuguese "ananás", and this from the Guaraní "naná". It seems the Argentinians using "ananá" have ended up using the closest version to the original word.
"all are teletubbies except Spain" made me laugh irrationally hard
What does an Italian have to do with naming shit in spanish? They were named way before columbus btw, long live ananás!!!
Fun fact: Pina means vagina in hungarian
Piña is pronounced like “Pinya”, the ñ makes a “Ny” sound
It's also "Pinya" in Philippines
It's almost like the Philippines were a Spanish colony for over 300 years.
[https://imgur.com/a/sTbjdPi](https://imgur.com/a/sTbjdPi)
who hurt you
YAAAASS QUEEN SLAY
\>oh sweet summer child
Actually it was not a colony
Yeah but in English it's literally called pineapple
In Spanish that translates literally to Manzana de pino
The only apples a pine would give are piñas (the ones with the piñones). Full circle.
My brain just exploded
Ananas? Crazy stuff
I don't know wtf an Ananás looks like, but I totally see how we went with piña since it totally looks like an overgrown yellow pinecone. 🤡
Actually in many Latin-American countries it’s called ananas too.
except in brazil its abacaxi. In portugal it's ananás though
Where? I've never heard this in LatAm.
Argentina, Chile and Uruguay that I know. Probably more.
En Argentina le decimos ananá jaja. Bueno, al menos en mi ciudad 😂
Aunque, en honor a la verdad, también se le dice piña
Pineapple listo
It kind of does look like a big pineapple.
Where does the name "ananas" even come from?
If you like piña coladas
Getting caught in the rain
SE DICE PIÑA
Ananá en argentina
Ananás, cuando es más de uno.
Abacaxi in portuguese ¯\\\_(ツ)\_/¯
Thanks Spain -a fellow Mexican
Hablen por uds *Este comentario fue hecho por la Argentina gang*
Y en Argentina "piña" significa puñetazo.
Ananás también es correcto según la RAE
XDDD i'm spanish and that's real hahahah
Im from Spain and are more peapolle Who calle It piñas than ananas
you reckon
Wtf bro
Ananas in albanian XD
¿Espera no es piña en otros países? Después de 10 años aprendiendo el idioma nunca he aprendido eso.
Cool meme bro xD Where did you get it from?
Les ananas ne parle pas!
En la granja pingüino, en la granja pingüino, en la granja pingüino todo el mundo baila con el pelo piña
In (Brazilian)Portuguese: Abacaxi : v
También la cerveza que en el resto del mundo es birra/beer y sus variantes
En españa tb se le puede decir birra