Spanish Food Vocabulary - Fruits and Vegetables

40 flashcards · Beginner · Language Learning

Learn Spanish names for common fruits and vegetables. Perfect for market shopping, cooking, and healthy eating conversations in Spanish.

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Fruits

banana

plátano

Pronunciation
PLAH-tah-noh

What you'll learn

  • Identify common Spanish produce.
  • Confidently shop at markets.
  • Discuss healthy eating habits.
  • Expand culinary Spanish vocabulary.

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Fruits · 20

plátano/ PLAH-tah-noh /
banana
naranja/ nah-RAHN-hah /
orange
fresa/ FREH-sah /
strawberry
uva/ OO-vah /
grape
pera/ PEH-rah /
pear
melocotón/ meh-loh-koh-TON /
peach
cereza/ seh-REH-sah /
cherry
piña/ PEE-nyah /
pineapple
sandía/ sahn-DEE-ah /
watermelon
melón/ meh-LON /
melon
mango/ MAHN-goh /
mango
kiwi/ KEE-wee /
kiwi
limón/ lee-MON /
lemon
aguacate/ ah-gwah-KAH-teh /
avocado
frambuesa/ frahm-BWEH-sah /
raspberry
arándano/ ah-RAHN-dah-noh /
blueberry
mandarina/ mahn-dah-REE-nah /
tangerine
coco/ KOH-koh /
coconut
papaya/ pah-PAH-yah /
papaya
manzana/ mahn-SAH-nah /
apple

Vegetables · 20

zanahoria/ sah-nah-OH-ree-ah /
carrot
tomate/ toh-MAH-teh /
tomato
lechuga/ leh-CHOO-gah /
lettuce
patata/ pah-TAH-tah /
potato
cebolla/ seh-BOY-yah /
onion
pepino/ peh-PEE-noh /
cucumber
pimiento/ pee-MYEN-toh /
bell pepper
espinaca/ es-pee-NAH-kah /
spinach
maíz/ mah-EES /
corn
calabacín/ kah-lah-bah-SEEN /
zucchini
berenjena/ beh-ren-HEH-nah /
eggplant
coliflor/ koh-lee-FLOR /
cauliflower
champiñón/ chahm-pee-NYON /
mushroom
ajo/ AH-hoh /
garlic
remolacha/ reh-moh-LAH-chah /
beet
apio/ AH-pyoh /
celery
judías verdes/ hoo-DEE-ahs VER-des /
green beans
repollo/ reh-POH-yoh /
cabbage
guisantes/ gee-SAHN-tes /
peas
brócoli/ BROH-koh-lee /
broccoli
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Frequently asked questions

Why is learning Spanish fruit and vegetable vocabulary essential?

Mastering Spanish food vocabulary, especially for fruits and vegetables, is crucial for practical daily interactions. It empowers you to confidently navigate grocery stores, order at restaurants, discuss healthy eating, and deepen your cultural immersion whether you're traveling, cooking, or simply conversing in Spanish.

How do these flashcards help me learn Spanish produce names effectively?

Our flashcards utilize spaced repetition, a proven learning technique, to help you efficiently memorize over 40 common Spanish fruit and vegetable names. Each card includes the Spanish term, its English translation, and often an image, making the learning process engaging and highly effective for retaining new Spanish food words.

Are the Spanish fruit and vegetable terms universally understood?

While some regional variations exist (e.g., 'plátano' vs. 'banana'), this set focuses on the most widely recognized and common Spanish names for fruits and vegetables across the Spanish-speaking world. You'll gain a solid foundation that's understood in most contexts, preparing you for real-world interactions.

How can I best utilize these flashcards to improve my Spanish culinary vocabulary?

Beyond the app, integrate these Spanish food vocabulary words into your daily life. Practice naming items at the grocery store, describe your meals using the Spanish terms, or even try following a simple Spanish recipe. Consistent exposure to these Spanish fruit and vegetable names will solidify your learning.