peruna (???)
How is this fruit called in your language ?
William Bailey
Brayden Jackson
in Spain its patata, wich is a mix of "batata" and "papa" wich were words american natives used for it
Our history teacher told us a French king tried to popularize it by calling it an apple and planted it in the royal gardens and thats why its called "pomme de terre", is that correct
Jordan Perry
Yes, back then the Catholic Church didn't allow root plants to be eaten as it was considered to be a spawn of Satan, so the French nobility planted it as a plant and allowed people to steal from the gardens and popularize it
Oliver Cook
terracate, it's the underground version of the aguacate
Cooper Fisher
>Erdäpfel
based
>Kartoffel
cringe
Benjamin Hill
it's called "potatis" here, and "kartoffel" is kind of common in the far south
we call fries "pommes frites" though
Levi Jenkins
piteto
Leo Hernandez
>Our history teacher told us a French king tried to popularize it by calling it an apple and planted it in the royal gardens and thats why its called "pomme de terre", is that correct
Yeah most French people think it's a fruit because of this lol
Leo Reed
Best possible use of that gif in all timelines.
Eli Clark
>kartoffel
That's very german/russian thing to do.