We start this set of translations with some names of fruit, we here at 55learning want to both promote Spanish learning and healthy eating so its a win win situation really, these Spanish words will get harder and harder over the course of this series.
| English | Spanish |
| apple | manzana |
| apricot | albaricoque |
| avocado | aguacate |
| breadfruit | pan |
| banana | plátano |
| blackcurrant | grosella negra |
| blueberry | arándano |
| cherimoya | annona cherimola |
| coconut | coco |
| cranberry | arándano |
| grapefruit | pomelo |
| grape | de uva |
| guava | guayaba |
| lemon | limón |
| lime | cal |
| mangosteen | mangostán |
| melon | melón |
| nectarine | nectarina |
| orange | naranja |
| pear | pera |
| persimmon | caqui |
| pinapple | piña |
| pomegranate | granada |
| strawberry | fresa |
| watermelon | sandía |
1 comment:
This looks like a hefty but worthwhile undertaking - I hope you have help!
By the way, I noticed a few mis-translations here & on the Chinese page (which are the two languages that I am familiar with). For example, your translation for lime here is "cal", which is the chemical lime, not the fruit, which would be "limón".
I work in the language learning field, so your project is quite interesting to me. I'd like to know more - How many people are involved? Where did the idea come from? Where are you getting your word lists? Etc.
All the best,
Nancy
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