Vegetables in Italian

Vegetables in Italian: una patata (potato), una cipolla (onion), una carota (carrot), un pomodoro (tomato), un cetriolo (cucumber), una lattuga (lettuce). Below are all 12 vegetables from lesson 90 of the Flashcardly course, each with a picture and native audio.

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Lesson 90 · Common Vegetables 12 words

  • una patata potato

    Ha bollito alcune patate per cena.

    She boiled a few potatoes for dinner.

  • una cipolla onion

    Tagliano la cipolla.

    They chop the onion.

  • una carota carrot

    Le carote crescono bene con un clima fresco.

    Carrots grow well in cool weather.

  • un pomodoro tomato

    Non ti piace il pomodoro?

    You do not like tomato?

  • un cetriolo cucumber

    Metto il cetriolo nell'insalata.

    I put cucumber in the salad.

  • una lattuga lettuce

    Mangiamo lattuga verde.

    We eat green lettuce.

  • un peperone pepper

    Le piacciono i piatti con il peperone rosso.

    She likes dishes with red pepper.

  • un aglio garlic

    Quell'aglio ha un odore forte.

    That garlic smells strong.

  • un broccolo broccoli

    I broccoli sono molto sani.

    Broccoli is very healthy.

  • un cavolo cabbage

    Mio figlio odia il cavolo verde.

    My son hates green cabbage.

  • un mais corn

    Il mio mais cresce molto velocemente.

    My corn grows very fast.

  • un fungo mushroom

    Ti piacciono i piatti con i funghi?

    Do you like dishes with mushrooms?

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