How to Say “Zucchini” in Tagalog

zucchini
The Tagalog word for zucchini is zucchini.
The term refers to a long, green summer squash used as a vegetable in cooking.

Did you know?

  • When cooking zucchini in a Filipino style, it is often prepared as a gisado, which is a sauté of garlic, onions and tomatoes.
  • If you are looking for a similar local vegetable that is often used in similar dishes, you might encounter patola, though it is a sponge gourd rather than a summer squash.
  • The Tagalog word kalabasa refers to pumpkin or squash, but it is rarely used to describe zucchini due to the difference in texture and taste.

Examples in context

  • Gusto ko ng zucchini sa ulam.
    I want zucchini in my dish.
  • Mura lang ang zucchini sa palengke.
    Zucchini is very cheap at the market.
  • Hiwa mo na ang zucchini.
    Slice the zucchini now.

Example conversation

Christina and Ricardo are preparing dinner in their kitchen.

  1. Christina

    Ricardo, may zucchini ba tayo?
    Ricardo, do we have any zucchini?
  2. Ricardo

    Meron, nasa loob ng refrigerator.
    Yes, it is inside the refrigerator.
  3. Christina

    Sige, ihanda mo ang zucchini.
    Okay, prepare the zucchini.
  4. Ricardo

    O sige, gagawin ko na.
    Okay, I will do it now.
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