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readingaol
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How do we say "abacaxi" in English? Everywhere I see pineapple... |
8 Dec 2009
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MSL�via
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That �s right..pineapple means abacaxi |
8 Dec 2009
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engr137mks
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8 Dec 2009
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readingaol
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But pineapple is "anan�s" and "Anan�s" is not quite the same as "abacaxi". |
8 Dec 2009
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Kate (kkcat)
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Ananas in Russian means pineapple too :)
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8 Dec 2009
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paulinka.lip
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and in polish �ananas � is �pineapple �
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8 Dec 2009
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maker1
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Interesting because we call it � �ananas � � in Turkish too. I wonder which language it is derived from? |
8 Dec 2009
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readingaol
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How nice, it seems the word appears in many languages. Good to know. |
8 Dec 2009
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Anapereira
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Well, as far as I know (and I �ve been doing some research) both "abacaxi" and "anan�s" are referred to as "pineapple". The Portuguese use the word "anan�s", The Brazilian use the word "abacaxi". And although we make a difference between them, not only because of the price but also because of thre sweetness, there is only one word in English and that is "pineapple". |
8 Dec 2009
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Liligirl
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Ananas is alike
abacaxi but ananas is a bit smaller , yellowish , sweeter . Interesting
that last week I bought a pineapple and when I got home and cut it I realized that actually it was an ananas .
At supermarket
it was written Golden Pineapple , maybe it is the way they distinguish pineapple
from ananas .
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8 Dec 2009
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