What mangga means
How to say “mango” in Bisaya
mangga in real sentences
Pulled from the listening library inside the app, where 18 recorded sentences use this word. Every line below is a recording, not a written-out example.
- New
Naa koy mangga
I have mangoes
- Beginner
Gusto ko og mangga.
I like mangoes.
- Intermediate
Gikan sa merkado, agi sa purol nga puno sa mangga, unya dayon sa tua.
From the market, go through the mango-filled hill, then immediately to the right.
- New
Lima ka mangga.
Five mangoes.
- Beginner
Ganahan gyud ko ug mangga.
I really like mangoes.
- Intermediate
Kung mag-init kaayo, mas lami ang magtulog-tulog sa ilawom sa punoan sa mangga.
If it's very hot, it's nicer to nap under the mango tree.
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Questions about mangga
What does "mangga" mean in English?
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Mangga means mango in Bisaya (Cebuano).
How do you pronounce "mangga"?
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Mangga is said mang-ga, 2 syllables. Cebuano is written phonetically, so the spelling tells you the pronunciation. There is a recording of it on this page.
How do you use "mangga" in a sentence?
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"Tam-is ang mangga." means "The mango is sweet.".
How common is "mangga" in Bisaya?
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It is word number 645 of the 1,000 most frequent Bisaya words, and 18 of the 15,000 recorded sentences in MyBisayaTutor use it.
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