Food in Spanish: Fruits & Vegetables

Food in Spanish: Fruits & Vegetables | CramBookNotes Spanish

Spanish Vocabulary

Food Comida

K–5 Elementary 10 Key Words Voca Beat

Word List

SpanishPhoneticEnglishExample Sentence
FresaFREH-sahStrawberry"La fresa es roja y dulce."
UvaOO-vahGrape"Como uvas verdes de postre."
Sandíasahn-DEE-ahWatermelon"La sandía es refrescante en verano."
PiñaPEE-nyahPineapple"La piña es una fruta tropical."
Aguacateah-gwah-KAH-tehAvocado"El aguacate es cremoso."
BrócoliBRO-ko-leeBroccoli"El brócoli es muy saludable."
Zanahoriasah-nah-OH-ryahCarrot"La zanahoria es naranja."
Espinacaehs-pee-NAH-kahSpinach"La espinaca tiene mucho hierro."
Lechugaleh-CHOO-gahLettuce"La lechuga está fresca en la ensalada."
Pepinopeh-PEE-noCucumber"El pepino es crujiente y ligero."
FresaFREH-sah
Strawberry
UvaOO-vah
Grape
Sandíasahn-DEE-ah
Watermelon
PiñaPEE-nyah
Pineapple
Aguacateah-gwah-KAH-teh
Avocado
BrócoliBRO-ko-lee
Broccoli
Zanahoriasah-nah-OH-ryah
Carrot
Espinacaehs-pee-NAH-kah
Spinach
Lechugaleh-CHOO-gah
Lettuce
Pepinopeh-PEE-no
Cucumber

Vocabulary Video

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Grammar Tip

Tip: Fruits and vegetables mostly follow the -a = feminine, -o = masculine pattern (la fresa, el pepino), but watch exceptions like el aguacate. Note the accent on sandía and piña is essential for correct pronunciation.

Practice Quiz

Food — Vocabulary Quiz

Question 1 of 10

What does Fresa mean?

Question 2 of 10

What does Uva mean?

Question 3 of 10

What does Sandía mean?

Question 4 of 10

What does Piña mean?

Question 5 of 10

What does Aguacate mean?

Question 6 of 10

What does Brócoli mean?

Question 7 of 10

What does Zanahoria mean?

Question 8 of 10

What does Espinaca mean?

Question 9 of 10

What does Lechuga mean?

Question 10 of 10

What does Pepino mean?

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