How to Say “Yogurt” in Tagalog

yogart
The English phrase "yogurt" is translated into Tagalog as yogart.
yogart refers to the milk-based product thickened through a bacterium-aided curdling process.
Meaning: a milk-based product thickened by a bacterium-aided curdling process (noun)

Did you know?

  • In many Filipino households, you might hear people use the English pronunciation 'yogurt' instead of the localized yogart when speaking 'Taglish'.
  • In the Philippines, 'yogurt' is often treated as a 'foreign luxury' or a specialized dessert rather than a basic breakfast item found in every pantry.
  • Tagalog has no indigenous word for yogurt because the product was not part of the pre-colonial diet in the archipelago.

Example sentences for Tagalog are not verified yet.

Example conversation

Ricardo and Christina are looking for a healthy snack in the kitchen.

  1. Ricardo

    Christina, may natitira pa bang yogart?
    Christina, is there any yogurt left?
  2. Christina

    Oo, Ricardo, nasa itaas na shelf.
    Yes, Ricardo, it's on the top shelf.
  3. Ricardo

    Salamat, kukuha lang ako ng konti.
    Thanks, I'll just take a bit.
  4. Christina

    Sige, lagyan mo rin ng honey.
    Sure, put some honey in it too.

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