Fruits in Spanish

Fruits in Spanish: la manzana (apple), el plátano (banana), la naranja (orange), el limón (lemon), la fresa (strawberry), la uva (grape). Below are all 16 fruits from lessons 89 and 92 of the Flashcardly course, each with a picture and native audio.

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Lesson 89 · Common Fruit 12 words

  • la manzana apple

    Mi papá come muchas manzanas.

    My dad eats a lot of apples.

  • el plátano banana

    Ese plátano está muy maduro.

    That banana is very ripe.

  • la naranja orange

    ¿Cómo pelas una naranja?

    How do you peel an orange?

  • el limón lemon

    Estos limones son muy agrios.

    These lemons are very sour.

  • la fresa strawberry

    Recogimos fresas frescas.

    We picked fresh strawberries.

  • la uva grape

    Se le cayó una uva al suelo.

    She dropped a grape on the floor.

  • la pera pear

    ¿Está la pera lo suficientemente madura para comer?

    Is the pear ripe enough to eat?

  • el durazno peach

    Compró un durazno suave en el mercado.

    He bought a soft peach at the market.

  • la piña pineapple

    La piña sabe dulce y un poco agria.

    Pineapple tastes sweet and a bit sour.

  • la sandía watermelon

    Compartimos una sandía grande en el pícnic.

    We shared a big watermelon at the picnic.

  • la cereza cherry

    ¿Cuántas cerezas hay en el tazón?

    How many cherries are in the bowl?

  • el melón melon

    Este melón huele muy dulce.

    This melon smells really sweet.

Lesson 92 · Sweet Snacks & Tropical Fruits 4 words

  • el kiwi kiwi

    Ella se come un kiwi dulce.

    She eats a sweet kiwi.

  • la lima lime

    Ella corta la lima verde.

    She cuts the green lime.

  • el mango mango

    Ella se come un mango dulce.

    She eats a sweet mango.

  • el coco coconut

    Me comí el coco fresco.

    I ate the fresh coconut.

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