What does kadu mean in Chamorro?
Kådu is the Chamorro term for soup or broth. Think of it as Chamorro Comfort Food. It could be 90 degrees outside on Guam, but serve some kådu for lunch or dinner and chances are, you’ll forget your worries–and the hot weather–as you enjoy a steaming bowl of delicious soup.
What are Chamorro foods?
Chamorro cuisine is influenced by Spanish, Mexican, American, Japanese and Filipino culture and has resulted in some of the most delicious savoury and sweet dishes.
- 1 Chicken Kelaguen.
- 2 Escabeche.
- 3 Finadenne.
- 4 BBQ Short Ribs.
- 5 BBQ Chicken.
- 6 Hotnon Babui.
- 7 Red Rice.
- 8 Bunelos Aga (Banana Donuts)
What does Diablo mean in Chamorro?
diåblo | Chamorro Dictionary Devil; satan. etymology. examples. additional comments. såtånas; hudas; mångåniti; dimonio.
What does Busta mean in Chamorro?
busta in Chamorro – English-Chamorro Dictionary | Glosbe. English Chamorro. brook. broom. brush.
What does Pika mean in Guam?
The Chamorro word “kadon,” when translated, means stew and the word “pika” means spicy. So altogether we get a spicy stew.
What does Lana mean in Chamorro?
laña’ | Chamorro Dictionary Expletive to express feelings ranging from mild surprise to complete disgust. Taboo word in mixed society. Still used by some males in a comdemnatory manner to indicate having had sexual intercourse with a female.
What does Dalai mean in Chamorro?
The Chamorro word dalai, pronounced dah-lie with stress on the “da”, has no equivalent in the English language. It is an expression used to convey disbelief that something is true due to some existing knowledge about the subject or situation.
What is kadun?
(computing) slow unresponsive.
What does Leche mean in Chamorro?
leche | Chamorro Dictionary
| entry | leche |
|---|---|
| pronunciation | |
| meaning | interjection. Exclamation used when angry or surprised. It’s similar to the English words gee, golly, gosh, damn, etc. Considered taboo by older speakers. |
| etymology | From Spanish slang, from the word for milk. |
| examples |
What is Apple in Chamorro?
åtes | Chamorro Dictionary Sweetsop; sugar apple. etymology.
How do you say hello in Chamorro?
Don’t be surprised if business owners and restaurant staff greet you with a hearty “Håfa Adai” (Chamorro for “Hello”). Give your best “Håfa Adai” to anyone you meet on your journey, or take an extra step and try out these simple Chamorro greetings.
Where is Kadon Pika from?
A simple Chamorro dish from my Guamanian friends.
Are Chamorros and Filipinos the same?
The Chamorros are primarily Austronesian, but many also have Spanish, Mexican or Filipino ancestry. Native Guamanians, ethnically called Chamorros, descend primarily from Austronesian peoples and may also have other ancestries, such as Spanish, Mexican, Filipino, or Japanese.