Vegetables in Spanish

Vegetables in Spanish: la papa (potato), la cebolla (onion), la zanahoria (carrot), el tomate (tomato), el pepino (cucumber), la lechuga (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

  • la papa potato

    Ella hirvió unas papas para la cena.

    She boiled a few potatoes for dinner.

  • la cebolla onion

    Pican la cebolla.

    They chop the onion.

  • la zanahoria carrot

    Las zanahorias crecen bien en clima fresco.

    Carrots grow well in cool weather.

  • el tomate tomato

    ¿No te gusta el tomate?

    You do not like tomato?

  • el pepino cucumber

    Pongo pepino en la ensalada.

    I put cucumber in the salad.

  • la lechuga lettuce

    Comemos lechuga verde.

    We eat green lettuce.

  • el pimiento pepper

    Le gustan los platos con pimiento rojo.

    She likes dishes with red pepper.

  • el ajo garlic

    Ese ajo huele fuerte.

    That garlic smells strong.

  • el brócoli broccoli

    El brócoli es muy saludable.

    Broccoli is very healthy.

  • el repollo cabbage

    Mi hijo odia el repollo verde.

    My son hates green cabbage.

  • el maíz corn

    Mi maíz crece muy rápido.

    My corn grows very fast.

  • el champiñón mushroom

    ¿Te gustan los platos con champiñones?

    Do you like dishes with mushrooms?

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