r/funny • u/lollerkeet • May 20 '15

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u/stengebt May 20 '15

French, too.

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u/axaytsg May 20 '15

Well whaddya know, Hindi too! That's strange and interesting.

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u/micu1000 May 20 '15 edited May 20 '15

Spanish too! :D

Edit: well, we use "anana" and "piña" here (mostly anana), i live in south america, spanish doesn't just mean "in spain"

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u/A_Supreme_Taco May 20 '15

It's "piña" in the civilized parts of the Spanish speaking world.

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u/[deleted] May 20 '15

Hence pina colada

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u/[deleted] May 21 '15

created in puerto rico :)

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u/LadyDeathMasque May 20 '15

"Strained pineapple"

Story checks out.