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Fish names

By Lydia Castillo | December 26, 2004 - 12:00am

A reader was asking for the Tagalog names of the variety of fish found in the market. Seabass is apahap, sole is dapa, tuna is atun (Spanish) or maliputo, mackarel is tulingan, mullet is bisugo, red snapper is dalagang...

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