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Terms in Thai 21-30 of 209

บ๊วย(búay)

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Apricot

ca na

[Thai]

Ceylon olives. A dull green fruit about the size of an olive. They are used in pickles. Called "Thai olives" when sold in Asian shops.

cá phi

[Thai]

Tilapia. An African fish now successfully cultured in Laos and Viet Nam.

แชลชิไฟ(chæl chi fị)

[Thai]

Salsify

cha-ohm

[Thai]

Acacia pennata leaves. Sour leaves used in omelettes, curries, soups and stir fries.

ชิโครี่(chí-koh-rêe)

[Thai]

Chicory, a bitter salad leaf.

โจ๊ก(chok)

[Thai]

Congee

chom-poo

[Thai]

Rose apple. Small pink and white, pear-shaped fruits with crisp, crunchy flesh which has the flavour of apples. They have a lot of seeds. It can be dipped in salt or sugar.

ฟัก(fak)

[Thai]

Ash gourd, winter melon or wax gourd.

ฝรั่ง(fà-ràng)

[Thai]

Guava. A fruit which originated in Central America and the West Indies and has the external appearance of an apple or pear. The large, pale, yellow-skinned ones are the best. Its heady fragrance perfumes many drinks and desserts or it is eaten as a fruit, dipped in either sugar or salt. In Thailand they are in season all year round.