π Fruits
Fruit vocabulary helps you talk about food, shopping, snacks, healthy eating, cooking, markets, and everyday Spanish conversations.
π’ Common Fruits
π Apple β Manzana
mahn-sah-nah
mahn-sah-nah
π Banana β Banana
bah-nah-nah
bah-nah-nah
π Orange β Naranja
nah-rahn-hah
nah-rahn-hah
π Grapes β Uvas
oo-bahs
oo-bahs
π Strawberry β Fresa
freh-sah
freh-sah
π Pineapple β PiΓ±a
peen-yah
peen-yah
π‘ More Fruit Vocabulary
π Watermelon β SandΓa
sahn-dee-ah
sahn-dee-ah
π₯ Mango β Mango
mahn-goh
mahn-goh
π Peach β Durazno
doo-rahs-noh
doo-rahs-noh
π Cherry β Cereza
seh-reh-sah
seh-reh-sah
π₯ Kiwi β Kiwi
kee-wee
kee-wee
π Pear β Pera
peh-rah
peh-rah
π΄ Advanced Fruit Notes
π Fruit vocabulary is useful for shopping, restaurants, cooking, and healthy eating.
π Fruits are commonly discussed in meals, desserts, smoothies, and snacks.
π Spanish-speaking countries often have regional tropical fruits and juices.
π₯ Food vocabulary is essential for travel and everyday conversations.
π¬ Common Fruit Phrases
π La manzana es roja.
The apple is red.
The apple is red.
π Me gustan los plΓ‘tanos.
I like bananas.
I like bananas.
π La sandΓa estΓ‘ frΓa.
The watermelon is cold.
The watermelon is cold.
π Quiero fresas frescas.
I want fresh strawberries.
I want fresh strawberries.
π Example Sentences
π La piΓ±a es dulce.
The pineapple is sweet.
The pineapple is sweet.
π₯ El mango estΓ‘ maduro.
The mango is ripe.
The mango is ripe.
π Compramos uvas en el mercado.
We buy grapes at the market.
We buy grapes at the market.
π Las cerezas son deliciosas.
The cherries are delicious.
The cherries are delicious.
π§ Quick Practice
1οΈβ£ Translate into Spanish:
π Strawberry β __________
π Strawberry β __________
2οΈβ£ Fill in the blank:
π La manzana es ________.
π La manzana es ________.
3οΈβ£ Match the fruit:
π Banana β ?
π SandΓa β ?
π PiΓ±a β ?
π Banana β ?
π SandΓa β ?
π PiΓ±a β ?
β
Answers
1οΈβ£ Fresa
2οΈβ£ roja
3οΈβ£ Banana / Watermelon / Pineapple
1οΈβ£ Fresa
2οΈβ£ roja
3οΈβ£ Banana / Watermelon / Pineapple
