How do you call this in your country?

Conker/chestnut

>chile is white!!

castanhas I like them dried

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Kastan
They make a great weapon as long as they're inside their thorned shell

marron
châtaigne

Kastanie

Who used to play conkers?

Kastano

Yeah, it's annoying to get them out though

Castagne
gn is like ñ

Kastanja

Chestnut

Also a conker, but that's normally referring to the game where you tie them to a piece of string and try to destroy the one your friend has

Me. Used to soak mine in varnish and leave it on the radiator for a week

Castagne
My Canton survived eating those for centuries. Beer is good or also cakes. Or even simple roasted chestnuts

Ceci.

Cheating scum, perfidious from young it seems

We call it castañas too

Castanha. The european kind is hard to find in here

Kastanje

gesztenye

I'm black, must be the camera

castan

Best comfy winter food. There is nothing like a really cold winter twilight in Lisbon when everyone is leaving work, christmas lights are up and all of a sudden the smell of roasted chestnuts feels the street, you buy a dozen and they are so warm and feel so good in your belly. I love them.

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>What do you call nuts on your chest
Chestnuts
>What do you call nuts on your wall
Walnuts
>What do you call nuts on your chin
My dick in your mouth

You're a clever young man. Now show dick

real chestnuts were almost wiped out here by a fungal epidemic. Only a few groves were innoculated in time to save them.

>real chestnuts

Are there fake chestnuts?

Here it's the same during winter there are chestnut sellers everywhere. We used to do a "castagnata" in school and it was my favourite day

We call it magosto

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Cool, I've only eaten roasted castañas from the oven in a fire wood stove

Avellana
Dunno if they are the same