A lot of time in translation, we change one word to another. “Manzana” in Spanish means “apple” in English, for example. But sometimes, there is food that simply doesn’t exist in the other language. Here are some examples of fruits found in Colombia that are difficult to translate:

Fruit	Description	Picture
Uchuva	A round, smooth berry resembling a miniature tomato
Feijoa	A sweet, green, oval fruit about the size of a chicken egg.
Borojó	A round, brown fruit with a lot of seeds.
Gulupa	It’s a round, dark purple fruit.
Zapote	A big, round and brown fruit
Lulo	A small, yellow, round fruit