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What is the Tagalog for shallots?

The Tagalog word for shallots is sibuyas tagalog or sibuyas bawang.

Here's a breakdown:

* Sibuyas - This is the general Tagalog word for onion.

* Tagalog - This is added to differentiate shallots from other types of onions.

* Bawang - This translates to garlic, and the combination "sibuyas bawang" emphasizes the garlic-like flavor of shallots.

You can use either term, but "sibuyas tagalog" is more commonly used.

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