It depends on the country. In Puerto Rico and the Caribbean they say "parcha." In the Dominican Republic it is called chinola. In Colombia and neighboring countries, they say "maracuya." (This is close to the Portuguese word, "maracuja," which has an accent on the final "a.") There may be other words as well.
"dragonfly fruit" translates to, "libélula de frutas" in Spanish.
For the fruit, you say, 'frambuesa.' The plant is 'frambueso.'
Siempre como la salada de fruto.
The singluar form of "fruit" in Spanish is fruta, and the plural form is frutas.
Duende
When I was in Cancun, I ordered a passion fruit margarita. They called it 'Maracuya'
ceibey, passion fruit: Maracuya
Passion fruit got its name from Spanish missionaries in South America who saw the flower as a symbol of the Passion of Christ due to its unique shape and colors.
When I visited there, we called it granada.
mi pasión
No, passion fruit is not a citrus fruit.
Yes. but he is shy to say it.
fruta
Fruta.
"dragonfly fruit" translates to, "libélula de frutas" in Spanish.
Fruit de la passion
The passion fruit is a product of agriculture not the product of an industry.