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Do You Know The English Translations Of These Staple Malaysian Fruits & Vegetables?

Screwpine and stink beans just feels... mean. >.<

By Laila Zain — 09 Oct 2024, 09:07 AM

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1. Daun pandan = screwpine leaves

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2. Ciku = Sapodilla

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3. Kangkong = Water Spinach

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4. Lengkuas = Galangal

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5. Pucuk Paku = Fiddlehead Fern

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6. Langsat = Lanzones

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7. Buah Nona = Sugar Apple or Custard Apple

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8. Pisang Kaki = Persimmon

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9. Kedondong = Ambarella

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10. Petai = Stink Beans

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11. Kacang Botol = Winged Bean

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Do You Know The English Translations Of These Staple Malaysian Fruits & Vegetables?

1. Daun pandan = screwpine leaves

2. Ciku = Sapodilla

3. Kangkong = Water Spinach

4. Lengkuas = Galangal

5. Pucuk Paku = Fiddlehead Fern

6. Langsat = Lanzones

7. Buah Nona = Sugar Apple or Custard Apple

8. Pisang Kaki = Persimmon

9. Kedondong = Ambarella

10. Petai = Stink Beans

11. Kacang Botol = Winged Bean

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