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Fruits & Vegetables vocabulary in Bisaya
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Fruits & Vegetables in Bisaya

14 essential words with pronunciation & examples

Names of common fruits and vegetables in Bisaya. Useful for shopping at the palengke (wet market) or ordering at restaurants.

Saging

Banana

sah-GING

“Lami ang saging nga saba.”

“Saba bananas are delicious.”

💡 The Philippines has many banana varieties: saba (cooking), lakatan (sweet), latundan, etc.

Mangga

Mango

mahng-GAH

“Hinog na ang mangga.”

“The mango is already ripe.”

Pinya

Pineapple

PIN-yah

“Tam-is ang pinya sa Bukidnon.”

“Pineapples from Bukidnon are sweet.”

Papaya

Papaya

pah-PAH-yah

“Hilaw pa ang papaya.”

“The papaya is still unripe.”

Ubas

Grapes

OO-bahs

“Mahal ang ubas dinhi.”

“Grapes are expensive here.”

Kamatis

Tomato

kah-mah-TIS

“Butangi ug kamatis ang tinola.”

“Add tomatoes to the tinola.”

Sibuyas

Onion

see-BOO-yahs

“Hiwaa ang sibuyas.”

“Slice the onion.”

Bawang

Garlic

bah-WAHNG

“Daghan ug bawang ang adobo.”

“The adobo has lots of garlic.”

Talong

Eggplant

tah-LONG

“Ihawin ang talong.”

“Grill the eggplant.”

Kalabasa

Squash / Pumpkin

kah-lah-BAH-sah

“Lami ang ginisang kalabasa.”

“Sautéed squash is delicious.”

Kangkong

Water spinach

kahng-KONG

“Adobo nga kangkong ang panihapon.”

“Adobo kangkong for dinner.”

💡 Kangkong is one of the most common vegetables in Filipino cooking.

Lubi

Coconut

loo-BEE

“Kuhaa ang lubi sa puno.”

“Get the coconut from the tree.”

Suha

Pomelo

soo-HAH

“Tam-is ang suha sa Davao.”

“Pomelo from Davao is sweet.”

Mais

Corn

mah-IS

“Lami ang sinugbang mais.”

“Grilled corn is delicious.”

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