Talking about fruits and vegetables in Spanish
First thing first
Fruits and vegetables in Spanish, frutas y verduras
Let’s start with VERDURAS, they are a bit more boring 🙂
La calabaza pumpkin
Las espinacas spinach
Los guisantes pea
Las acelgas swiss chard
Las zanahorias carrot
Los pimientos peppers
El brocoli broccoli
La coliflor cauliflower
Las coles de bruselas Brussels sprouts
La cebolla Onion
El apio celery
El puerro leek
El repollo cabbage
La lechuga lettuce
La berenjena aubergine
El ajo garlic
La remolocha beetroot
El maíz corn
Las judías verdes green beans
El pepino cucumber
El calabacín courgette
La alcachofa artichoke
Las habas broad bean
El tomate tomato
El aguacate avocado
Los rábanos radish
Los esparragos asparagus
Las patatas potatoes
Ok now time for FRUTAS
El caqui persimmon
El kiwi kiwi fruit
La manzana apple
La pera pear
El limón lemon
La lima lime
La naranja orange
La papaya papaya
El mango mango
La mandarina mandarine
El pomelo grapefruit
El membrillo quince
El melocotón peach
La sandia watermelon
Los higos figs
El albabricoque apricot
La frambuesa raspberry
La ciruela plum
Las uvas grapes
Los arándanos blueberries
La mora blackberry
La granada pomegranate
El melon melon
La cereza cherry
La piña pineapple
El plátano banana
El coco coconut
La fresa strawberry
La nectarina nectarine
Vale amigos, I think these are the most popular ones, now…it is study time!
Also if you have any other fruta o verdura that you particular like and it is not in here leave a comment below letting me know and I will get back to you asap with the Spanish equivalent.
I hope you enjoyed this entry and found it useful, now it is your turn…try to think in Spanish every time you eat a vegetable or a fruit, that will keep your brain thinking in Spanish 🙂
For homework you could leave a comment below telling me your favourite fruit and vegetable or the ones you do not like, for me it would be
“me gusta las fresas y las espinacas, pero no me gusta el brocoli”
I like strawberries and spinach, but I do not like broccoli
Also before saying ¡adiós! I would love if you could share this blog with a fellow learner who could benefit from it.
¡Ten un día fantástico! – Have a fantastic day!
And I will write to you soon 🙂
