Bananas in Spanish is plátanos. To turn "bananas" would be to "volverse loco".
However, a "banana" (the fruit) is also "banana" in Spanish in several countries, like Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay and others.
See DRAE:
banana
2. Arg., Bol., Ec., Par. y Ur. plátano
plátanos.
In Mexico there aren't any bananas, there are "plátanos", as well. It depends upon the country.
bananas- plátanos
banana- banano
It is the same, banana, or possibly plátano (but used for plantain, a different type of banana).
Me gusta el plátano Dialectal (bananas)
Plátanos = bananas.
The word "platano" is the right way to say it in spanish. The word in English means platain.
Los platanos estan tomando control del mundo
Bananas. Depending on locality, you might hear el plátano.
the bananas?
¿te gustan las manzanas o los plátanos?
-I thought the answer was 'Orange you glad I didn't say bananas'. It's a "knock-knock" joke: knock knock who's there Orange Orange who? Orange you glad I didn't say bananas!
No, bees polinate the banana flowers and the flowers turn into bananas. I don't know who would say there are bees in bananas.
Bananas,hot dogs and spanish tortitose by:Kshia
they normally say how yummy bananas are.☺
bananes rôties