(crossposted to
tagalog)
ptiza_schastya asked for some Filipino terms for food in an
earlier post in the
tagalog community. I thought it would be fun to start compiling a list of these things, but there are just so many... so I decided to at least make a list of Tagalog translations for common vegetables and fruits
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actually, jackfruit is "langka". durian remains unchanged.
grapefruit = suha
suha is more popularly known as "pomelo" in english. grapefruit and pomelo belong to the same family, but they are still a tad different because grapefruits are less pulpy and are more bitter.
at bakit ko alam ito? syempre, maraming durian at suha sa davao eh. :)
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Ang ube ay purple yam :) Ang nalutong ube ay kadalasang 'halaya' - hindi ako sigurado kung may iba pang paraan para lutuin ang ube :)
Sweet potato ang kamote. Yun ang alam ko.
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er, bakit pala "leron, leron sinta" ang song na ginamit mo? di ba sa "bahay kubo" may bataw at patani?
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Oh, and technically speaking, a tomato is a fruit!
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it's a fruit? :O
...though i seem to remember someone telling me this in grade school XD;; will fix, thank you!
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I seem to remember someone trying to convince me it was technically neither a fruit or vegetable but a berry!
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Beans!
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out of curiosity, which dictionary do you use?
i used to have the english-tagalog and tagalog-english volumes by fr. leo james. i kind of neglected them and the next time i saw them again, they were drenched in floodwater and ripped to shreds.
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