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How to say “Apple” in Cantonese — 蘋果 (ping4 gwo2)

The Cantonese for “apple” is 蘋果 (ping4 gwo2).

pingˎ₄蘋gwoˊ²果
简 苹果
nounapple
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Other ways to say “apple”

蘋ping4
apple
蛇果se4 gwo2
red delicious apple; Washington apple
香蕉蘋果hoeng1 ziu1 ping4 gwo2
banana-apple, a variety of apple with pale yellow skin and a mild, banana-like flavour
西打sai1 daa2
cider; apple cider | Also '蘋果酒' | Note UK cider is alcoholic, while cider in US may just mean apple juice
蘋果批ping4 gwo2 pai1
蘋果派

Example sentences with 蘋果

我食蘋果通常都唔㓟皮嘅
I usually eat apples without peeling its skin.
蘋果𠸎埋橙都好平
The apples and also the oranges are very inexpensive.
呢𢱢蘋果你攞去食啦
Take and eat this slice of apple
jiˉ¹伊go˗₃個haiˍ₆係pingˎ₄蘋gwoˊ²果。
This is an apple

How to pronounce it

The romanisation in brackets (ping4 gwo2) is Jyutping, the standard system for Cantonese sounds. New to it? Read our beginner’s guide to Jyutping → or learn about Cantonese tones.

Related words

蘋果酒ping4 gwo2 zau2
apple cider (alcohol)
蘋果汁ping4 gwo2 zap1
apple juice
蘋果批ping4 gwo2 pai1
蘋果派
青蘋果ceng1 ping4 gwo2
蘋果袋ping4 gwo2 doi2
apple bag, a type of small brown striped paper bag that turns somewhat translucent when in contact with oil. 砂糖夾餅 are folded and place inside them.
蘋果機ping4 gwo2 gei1
a Macintosh (computer)
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