How to Say “Blueberry” in Tagalog

blueberry
The English word blueberry is translated to blueberry in Tagalog.
blueberry refers to the fruit known as a blueberry.
Meaning: fruit (noun)

Did you know?

  • If you attempt to translate the name literally as asul na beri, most Filipinos will not understand you, as they rely on the English loanword.
  • While blueberry is the standard term, Filipinos may describe the color of the fruit using bughaw, a word traditionally associated with the deep blue of the sky or the sea.
  • In many casual conversations, the word 'blueberry' is treated as a foreign entity that does not follow standard Tagalog pluralization rules.

Examples in context

  • Masarap ang blueberry.
    The blueberry is delicious.
  • Bumili ako ng blueberry.
    I bought some blueberry.
  • Kulay asul ang blueberry.
    The blueberry is blue.

Example conversation

At a grocery store.

  1. Maria

    May blueberry ba rito?
    Are there blueberries here?
  2. Mark

    Oo, nasa loob ng ref ang blueberry.
    Yes, the blueberry is inside the fridge.
  3. Maria

    Salamat, kukuha lang ako.
    Thanks, I will just get some.
  4. Mark

    Walang anuman, Maria.
    You're welcome, Maria.
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