← Back to context Comment by alephnerd 11 hours ago Huh. Like Pomodoro. That makes sense. 4 comments alephnerd Reply dotancohen 4 hours ago Very likely from Pomodoro. In Arabic P is pronounced B or F. IgorPartola 9 hours ago In Russian we use tomat and pomidor interchangeably. jamal-kumar 8 hours ago Meanwhile English speakers joke about disagreements over the pronunciation of tomato simonh 6 hours ago My favourite take on this. https://youtu.be/kcHKm0cm-jI?is=fqjBSNiJ2jYEXuq1
IgorPartola 9 hours ago In Russian we use tomat and pomidor interchangeably. jamal-kumar 8 hours ago Meanwhile English speakers joke about disagreements over the pronunciation of tomato simonh 6 hours ago My favourite take on this. https://youtu.be/kcHKm0cm-jI?is=fqjBSNiJ2jYEXuq1
jamal-kumar 8 hours ago Meanwhile English speakers joke about disagreements over the pronunciation of tomato simonh 6 hours ago My favourite take on this. https://youtu.be/kcHKm0cm-jI?is=fqjBSNiJ2jYEXuq1
Very likely from Pomodoro. In Arabic P is pronounced B or F.
In Russian we use tomat and pomidor interchangeably.
Meanwhile English speakers joke about disagreements over the pronunciation of tomato
My favourite take on this. https://youtu.be/kcHKm0cm-jI?is=fqjBSNiJ2jYEXuq1