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langgaw
Vinegar.
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Native vinegar is made from the nectar of the coconut palm or bori palm. When coconut wine is allowed to stand in a jar for 2 to 4 weeks it sours and becomes vinegar. This vinegar is used in cooking.
Mas masabor tang langgaw mga may sampora nang katombal.
Vinegar which has small, hot, chili peppers added to it is more delicious.
Ang tobod tang tanggeten mimpisa damal-damal mga kaldaw ang Biernes Santo ig oman lengaten mga alas tres ang apon, oman pabinditan ong padi mga Sabado Gloria, na ya ray ang magimong ‘langgaw ang Biernes Santo’.
The nectar which is collected starting from early morning on Good Friday and then retrieved at three o'clock in the afternoon, and then blessed by the priest on Holy Saturday, this is what becomes ‘vinegar of Holy Friday’.
This special vinegar is kept for medicinal purposes because it's believed to have healing power. It can be rubbed on the body to relieve a sore throat or fever. A small amount can be drank for a cough.
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To make coconut wine into vinegar.
Ang domang teba indi ra inemen, langgawen ta ra.
Let's not drink some of the coconut wine, let's just make it into vinegar.
-an
To add vinegar to a recipe or dish.
Nalanggawan mo ra tang aglotokon ang karni?
Have you already added vinegar to the meat dish you are cooking?
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