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How is sugar-coated hawthorn expressed in English?

2009-04-06View Original

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Last week, during a trip, there was a little girl who really loved English. I taught her some simple phrases, and she was extremely eager to learn. When she saw sweet skewers, she asked, \"Auntie, how do you say that in English?\" ”This is a bit embarrassing; I really haven’t paid attention to such things before. Does anyone know anything about it? I checked online and found the term “candied fruit,” but it doesn’t seem right. Is there an authentic way to express it?
Reply #22009-04-06
tanghulu Chinese Tomatoes on sticks Hong Kong and Taiwan
Reply #32009-04-07
Upstairs, your wording is relatively accurate. Which one is the most authentic expression – the one that foreigners can understand right away?
Reply #42009-04-07
What I found is candied gourd
Reply #52009-04-07
crystalline candied haw:victory:
Reply #62009-04-14
a string of candied haws ............ Explanation in the Palm Zdic Chinese Comprehensive Dictionary.....

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