Well, let me tell you, dont translate pina to hungarian 😂

@@MrVadallat Well, piña in Spanish would be written "pinya" in Hungarian, so we should be safe. "pina" is not a word in Spanish, altough "pino" is a pine tree :P

Exacty...so Piña (related to the "fruit" of a pine tree) and Pineapple should hace the same colour

​@@brx86 pineapples don't come from pine trees haha

The colors are arbitrary, just to make it colorful. Queso an Käse sound almost the same, just an a or an o at the end

​@fabiana.4640 There are more possible disputes. At 3:19 you see pomme du terre in French and in Dutch you see aardappel. They are very close if you translate them. (FR apple of [the] earth NL earthapple) Those kind of different looking words tend to be related as well, just in an other way.

As I see the whole former Austria-Hungary have the name from paradise...😂

But "Kartoffel" for potato? I can remember when Austria joined the EU: "Erdapfel bleibt Erdapfel". In Austria, a potato is an "Erdapfel"!

If you read Piña is also used.

@@mr.archivity the point is noone say ananas in Spain. That's typical of some specific parts of Latin America, like Argentina

"Hi" in Portuguese is "olá", not "ola". "Ola" can be a number of things but none of them means "hi".

@@module79l28 oops, my bad i usually forget accents in languages i don't know

Peremyshl is Rus

They will never understand how important it is in Finnish or in Hungarian. I do not about E 6:00 stonian.😊

Because to Ukraine and Belarus the term Pomidor was borrowed from Poland, (in the Polish language directly from Italy). One of the Italian princesses- Bona Sforza d'Aragona, the future wife of one of the Polish kings, brought this vegetable to Poland shortlyafter bringing it to Europe.

Hungarian language has some similar or matching basic words with Finnish, Basque, Turksih (and Sumerian and Etruscian) languages indeed.

Realmente en España se dice piña (fruto del pino) así que deberíamos tener el mismo color que Reino Unido.

Em português é Ananas. Em italiano também é Ananas

Tu és português?

Soup has a Latin and Chorba has a Persian origin. As I've heard, in the Balkans, where both words are used, supa is a watery soup, and chorba is a thick soup.

En Belgique francophone et en Suisse romande aussi

Sorry for the mistake!

​@@LanguageLensHave you ever thought about making this same kind of video on the name of each country in Europe among all the countries on the continent?😊

interesting! For the first time in another language there is a similarity for Turkish 'chorba' or 'shorba' in some dialects!

"Apple" not only refers to apples but can also be a general term for fruit. It’s called pineapple because it’s a fruit looks like a pinecone

@@Pedro-tc8dk Ananás se for dos Açores ou vir enlatado. No resto costuma dizer- se abacaxi

“Abacaxi” only in Brazil!!!

​@@xandudicanda6303Not only. Go to Portugal and enter in a Supermarket like Intermarché or Continente and abacaxi is the word it appears.

@@MarcoAntonio-rs4yvÉ ir aos hipermercados em Portugal e ver na zona de frutas e legumes os nomes que estão nas etiquetas e os preços. Nos hipers só usam Ananás para o produto açoriano - Ananás dos Açores - ou quando enlatado, compra-se uma lata de ananás em rodelas. Fora dessas situações o termo que aparece nas etiquetas é abacaxi. Podem vir discutir se os hipers fazem bem em usar abacaxi em vez de ananás ou até discutir se as diferenças de tamanho e gosto do produto açoriano e do importado justificam a diferença de léxico.

@@MarcoAntonio-rs4yv, não só! Nos PALOP também é “ananás”. Como eu já tinha dito, “abacaxi” é única e exclusivamente no Brasil!

Turkey has europian side too..

It's transcontinental, like it or not.

​@@adrianostrowski6431 Kazakhstan also is a Transcontinental and Has More Land in Europe than turkey but you can't see it

Georgia is linguistically and historically more Europe than Turkey, though the first asian country so to see from european perspective, so what?

@@akiitkonen Europe is a continent[t] located entirely in the Northern Hemisphere and mostly in the Eastern Hemisphere. It is bordered by the Arctic Ocean to the north, the Atlantic Ocean to the west, the Mediterranean Sea to the south, and Asia to the east. Europe shares the landmass of Eurasia with Asia, and of Afro-Eurasia with both Asia and Africa.Europe is commonly considered to be separated from Asia by the watershed of the Ural Mountains, the Ural River, the Caspian Sea, the Greater Caucasus, the Black Sea, and the waterway of the Bosporus Strait.