How to say candied fruit in Korean

Meaning

Tanghulu (탕후루) is candied fruit, usually fruit on a stick covered with a shiny, hard sugar coating. It is a sweet snack that many people buy at street shops or dessert stores. You can use this word when talking about eating, buying, or liking this crunchy fruit snack.

Example sentences

1. 학교 앞에서 탕후루를 샀어요.

   I bought candied fruit in front of the school.

2. 친구랑 공원에서 탕후루 먹었어.

   My friend and I ate candied fruit at the park.

3. 집에서 탕후루 만들었어요.

   We made candied fruit at home.

4. 여행 가서 유명한 탕후루 먹었어.

   I ate famous candied fruit on my trip.