Banana has 3 syllables....cumulatively, "curved yellow fruit" has 4...1 syllable makes all the difference

They could have a picture of a banana. Maybe ) if you were going to buy them on line...but ) might make them think you wanted black bananas.

Now with more curved flavor!

we call it PISANG in malay. now, that's 2 syllables. XD

As Nanny Ogg said: "Its easy to spell banananana, but hard to stop."

If you're Larry the Cable Guy you might just ask for a "Nan-er" and all your red neck friends would know what you meant.

"Jeetjet?"

I love this term, which is clearly short for "Did you eat yet?"

"Ripe"


(sounds like a rock band).

40 cents each

"Kela"
Thats the term for banana in Hindi.

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"Curved yellow fruit" is actually more informative -- around the world, many kinds of banana are as straight as a vibrator, so just "banana" doesn't say "curved. First world supermarkets short-change you on variety: so does the supply chain this photo dangled from.

My brother used to say 'pa-sketti'.

My daughter says "ska-betti"

i really did a good laugh!!ha ha ha ha!i cant stop!!!!
specially the jeetjet?ha ha ha!i like it..im hungry i would like to eat "ska-betti".

"Dijahavagoodweegend?"

hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha, love it.

Believe it or not, it's also known as a PIESANG in South African Afrikaans.

ba-na-na!!

Pisang!!!!!!!! Goreng!

lol. Love this - POP!