Fruits - Dienywa

They are juicy, delicious, and nutritious gifts from nature. They can be found in almost every color of the rainbow and they are essential for your health and maintenance of the body and healthy-looking skin.

What is there to not like about fruit?

Ke di mpho tša go tšwa go tlhago, di na le todi, di bose ebile di na le phepho. Di ka hwetšagala ka mebala ye menši ya molalatladi ebile di bohlokwa go bophelo bja gago le phepong ya mmele le letlalo la gago. 

Ke eng se o ka se se ratego ka dienywa?
 

Apple/Apples
Apola/Diapola

 

 

Avocado/Avocados
Abokhato/Diabokhato

 

Banana/Bananas
Panana/Dipanana

Grape/Grapes
Morara/Merara

Lemon/Lemons
Swiri/Diswiri


Eating an apple is a more reliable method of increasing energy levels than having a cup of coffee.The natural sugar in an apple is more potent than the caffeine in coffee.

  Go ja apola ke tsela ya go tshepagala ya go oketša mafolofolo go feta komiki ya kofi. Swikiri ya tlhago ka gare ga apola e na le maatla fo feta khafeine yeo e lego ka gare ga kofi

Mango/Mangoes
Menko/Dimenko




Naartjie/Naartjies
Nariki/Dinariki

Orange/Oranges
Namune/Dinamune

Pawpaw/Pawpaws
Phopho/Diphopho


Watermelon contains ninety-two percent of water. About six percent of a watermelon is sugar. 

Legapu le na le meetse a diperesente tše masomesenyane pedi tša meetse. diperesente tše e ka bago tše tshelela tša legapu ke swikiri.

Pear/Pears
Piere/Dipiere

Pineapple/Pineapples
Phaenapole/Diphaenapole

Pomegranate/Pomegranates
Garenate/Digarenate

Watermelon/Watermelons
Legapu/Magapu


Melon/Melons
Lerotse/marotse

Is there any fruit you think I may have missed? If there is any particular content you would like to see or any general suggestions, please leave a comment or contact me.

E ka ba go na le kenywa ye nka be go ke e lebetše? Ge e ka ba go na le diteng tše o ka ratago go di bona goba ditšhišinyo ka kakaretšo, ka kgopelo tlogela tshwayotshwayo goba o ikgokaganye le nna.

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