Sinangag in English – Translate “Sinangag” in English

Counterpart of Sinangag in English & Sample Sentences

SINANGAG IN ENGLISH – Are you looking for the English translation of the term “sinangag”? Here’s its English counterpart.

Undeniably, a lot of people are doubtful when it comes to the translations of certain Tagalog words in English. In this article, we will review the meaning of the term “sinangag”. We will also discover its counterpart in the English language.

Sinangag in English

What is “sinangag”?

Sinangag is a Tagalog term that refers to the kind of rice that was lightly fried in a pan. It was first boiled or steamed before it is fried and it is usually fried with egg, meat, and vegetables.

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 What is “sinangag” in English?

After knowing about the exact meaning of the word, surely many of us want to know not only the English translation of the word sinangag but also some examples of sentences using it.

Sinangag in English = Fried Rice

Mga halimbawa ng mga pangungusap na gumagamit ng salitang sinangag:

1. Maagang gumising si Lito dahil magluluto raw siya ng sinangag at sinabawang isda.

2. Masarap ba ang sinangag na luto ni Aling Mely?

3. Marami ang kain ng bata kaninang umaga dahil nagluto ng sinangag at piniritong itlog ang nanay niya.

4. Sa tingin mo magugustuhan kaya ng ating mga dayuhang bisita ang sinangag na niluto ko?

5. Naparami ang kain ni Anton kahit gusto nitong magbawas ng timbang dahil masarap ang sinangag ni Aling Norma.

Examples of sentences using the term fried rice:

1. Fried rice is Joseph’s specialty and he always cooks it for his younger brothers, Ken and Lino.

2. How many cups of fried rice were served to the patient of Dr. Mondejo?

3. Patrick ordered two (2) cups of fried rice, one serving of chop suey, one slice of fried pork belly, and an orange drink.

4. Josephine asked Monica if she could prepare fried rice, hotdog, bacon, and noodles for their guests.

5. What did the Australian say about the taste of the fried rice you cooked?

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