"이 바나나는 조금 파래요."

Translation: This banana is a little bit blue.

[tessabanessa]

힘내요 바나나씨

[ladybug227]

ㅋㅋㅋ

[SabianF]

난 파란색 아바디 아바다이
아바디이 아바다이
아바디 아바다이

[Skye653218]

Blue? Seriously? Would saying it was green have ruined the lesson or something??

[Idea_Dynamo]

The expression essentially means the banana is unripe (read green). Still good eating if you know how to cook it.

[espanhangugeo]

I'm not sure of the nutritional content of a blue banana.

[Z_Qinyun]

They are really delicious! They taste like vanilla :)

[violetmonn]

hpw many words are there for 'blue'??

[HanakoFukui]

Just two. In Asia, it's not uncommon for languages to have a term that refers to two different colors (or shades of colors).

[suhandiwiratama]

The banana is sick. Let's pray for the banana!

[Kate218772]

I wouldn't eat that if I were you

[SabianF]

우와

[Lloyd76445]

Its 2 am and i laughed so hard at this

[HansLee1]

파래요 is a little tricky expression. I've never seen blue banana in my life.
It should be green.

[HanakoFukui]

In Korean, 파란 can refer to "blue" or "green". It tripped me up all the time when I was a kid (I come from a Korean native family)

[ghksgml0712]

Can 파래 mean green as well just like 파란?

[AndrewYang307082]

In korean, 파래 is used for green just like 파란. With the context of the banana, it means the banana is still green, meaning unripe

[KelielIsso]

Then the translation suggestions should contain green instead of blue, right?

[sant183106]

The banana is feeling down

[thekoolaidman69]

that's concerning

[MoaAmiiiiii]

Errbody there is a blue banana search for it

Banana that taste like _vanila

[nope413612]

issok banana we all feel down sometimes (a lot of times)