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"Ganahan kag mangga?," I would get offers from my high school classmates during study periods.  Recess is still two hours away and the thought of eating a five-peso green mango made me salivate all the more.  


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Alam n’yo ba?

August 13, 2015 - 10:00am

Alam n’yo ba na ang manggang  mula sa Guimaras Island ang  tanging tinatanggap ng bansang Australia?

Para Malibang

Alam n’yo ba?

February 17, 2014 - 12:00am

Alam n’yo ba na ang manggang  mula sa Guimaras Island ang  tanging tinatanggap ng bansang Australia?

Para Malibang

Mangga I

By BORED AGAIN By Maddie Llacer | September 10, 2006 - 12:00am

The Philippine national fruit, mangga (Mangifera indica), belongs to the Anacardiaceae plant family along with poison ivy. That explains why some people's mouths start to itch after partaking of the fruit. "Ganahan...

Freeman Opinion