IPA: //ˈkeɪbəlˌjuː//
KK: /kæbəlˈju/
A kind of fish found in southern Africa, known for its tasty flesh and often caught for food.
The fisherman caught a large kabeljou during his trip to the coast.
The word 'kabeljou' originates from Dutch 'kabeljauw', which refers to a type of fish, specifically the cod. The term is used in South African English to denote a specific species of fish found in the region.
Think of the Dutch word 'kabeljauw' for cod, which helps you remember that 'kabeljou' refers to a type of fish.
No commonly confused words.