Mga Prutas sa English na May Larawan

/ˈdʊəriən/

duryan, durian

Kilala sa matitinik nitong balat at napakatapang na amoy.

“He bought a fresh durian at the night market.”

/ˈæp.əl/

mansanas

Karaniwang kulay pula o berde at malutong kainin.

“She eats a red apple every morning with breakfast.”

/bəˈnænə/

saging

Dilaw ang balat nito kapag hinog at paboritong meryenda.

“He sliced a banana over his bowl of cereal.”

/ˈɔːr.ɪndʒ/

kahel, dalandan

Makatas na prutas na mayaman sa bitamina C.

“I drank a glass of fresh orange juice today.”

/ɡreɪp/

ubas

Maliliit at kumpol-kumpol kung mamunga sa baging.

“She picked a sweet purple grape from the vine.”

/ˈstrɔːbəri/

presas, istroberi

Kulay pula at may maliliit na buto sa labas.

“The children put a strawberry on top of their ice cream.”

/ˈwɔːtərmɛlən/

pakwan

Malaking prutas na berde sa labas at pula sa loob.

“We enjoyed cold slices of watermelon on a hot afternoon.”

/ˈpaɪnˌæp.əl/

pinya

Tropikal na prutas na may magaspang at matulis na balat.

“She cut the pineapple into small, bite-sized pieces.”

/ˈmæŋɡoʊ/

mangga

Matamis kapag hinog at pambansang prutas ng Pilipinas.

“This ripe mango tastes incredibly sweet and juicy.”

/ˈlɛmən/

lemon

Kulay dilaw na sitrus na kilala sa maasim nitong katas.

“He squeezed fresh lemon into his cup of tea.”

/laɪm/

dayap

Maliit at kulay berdeng prutas na maasim ang lasa.

“Add a slice of lime to the cold soda.”

/piːtʃ/

perasik, peach

May malambot na balat na tila may pinong balahibo.

“She bit into a sweet, juicy peach.”

/pɛər/

peras

Prutas na payat ang itaas at mabilog ang ilalim.

“He packed a ripe green pear for his lunch.”

/ˈtʃɛri/

seresa, cherry

Maliit, bilog, at kulay pulang prutas na may buto.

“There was a bright red cherry on the cake.”

/ˈkoʊkənʌt/

niyog, buko

May matigas na bao at masarap na sabaw sa loob.

“He drank the cool water directly from the coconut.”

/ˈkiːwiː/

kiwi

Kayumanggi ang balat at matingkad na berde sa loob.

“She scooped out the green kiwi with a spoon.”

/plʌm/

sirwelas, plum

Makinis ang balat at may isang matigas na buto.

“I picked a ripe purple plum from the tree.”

/ˈræzbəri/

rasberi

Maliit at malambot na berry na karaniwang kulay pula.

“She added a fresh raspberry to her yogurt bowl.”

/ˈbluːbəri/

bluberi

Bilog at kulay asul na madalas ihalo sa pancake.

“He baked muffins filled with sweet blueberry pieces.”

/ˈblækˌbɛri/

blakberi

Madilim na lila o itim na berry na tumutubo sa tinik.

“We picked wild blackberry clusters along the country path.”

/pəˈpaɪə/

papaya

Kulay kahel ang laman at maraming itim na buto.

“He scooped the seeds out of the ripe papaya.”

/ˈpɒmɪɡrænɪt/

granada

Puno ng makatas at kulay pulang mga buto sa loob.

“She sprinkled red pomegranate seeds over the garden salad.”

/fɪɡ/

igos

Matamis na prutas na madalas kainin nang pinatuyo.

“He ate a sweet dried fig with some cheese.”

/ˈeɪ.prɪ.kɒt/

aprikot

Kulay kahel-dilaw na may malambot na laman at buto.

“She spread sweet apricot jam on her morning toast.”

/ˌnektəˈriːn/

nektarina

Kauri ng peach ngunit makinis at walang balahibo ang balat.

“He chose a smooth nectarine instead of an apple.”

/ˌtændʒəˈriːn/

dalanghita, sinturis

Maliit na kahel na napakadaling balatan gamit ang kamay.

“She peeled a sweet tangerine during her train ride.”

/pərˈsɪmən/

persimon, kaki

Kulay kahel na prutas na tila kamatis ang hugis.

“Wait until the persimmon is soft before eating it.”

/ˌlaɪˈtʃiː/

litsiyas, lychee

Magaspang na pula ang balat at matamis ang puting laman.

“He peeled the rough skin off the sweet lychee.”

/ræmˈbuːtən/

rambutan

Prutas na may malalambot na tinik o buhok sa balat.

“The strange red rambutan tastes very sweet and juicy.”

/ˈɡreɪp.fruːt/

toronja, grapefruit

Malaking sitrus na may maasim at bahagyang mapait na lasa.

“She cut the pink grapefruit in half for breakfast.”