French Vocabulary: Fruits, Vegetables and Grains in French (+ Free PDF)
How do you say the different fruits and vegetables in French? Learn the French names for fruits, vegetables and grains + its English translation here.
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The words will come handy if you’re planning on grocery shopping any time soon!
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Fruits in French
Use this to practice and learn naming fruits in French!
- Fruit, Fruit TreesFruits, arbres fruitiers
- almondl’amande (f )
- almond treel’amandier (m)
- applela pomme
- apple treele pommier
- apricotl’abricot (m)
- apricot treel’abricotier (m)
- avocadol’avocat (m)
- avocado treel’avocatier (m)
- bananala banane
- banana treele bananier
- cherryla cerise
- cherry treele cerisier
- figla figue
- fig treele figuier
- grapefruitle pamplemousse
- grapefruit treele pamplemoussier
- lemonle citron
- lemon treele citronnier
- mandarinla mandarine
- mandarin treele mandarinier
- mangola mangue
- mango treele manguier
- olivel’olive (f )
- olive treel’olivier (m)
- orangel’orange (f )
- orange treel’oranger (m)
- peachla pêche
- peach treele pêcher
- pearla poire
- pear treele poirier
- plumla prune
- plum treele prunier
Vegetables in French
- Vegetablesles légumes
- artichokel’artichaut
- asparagusl’asperge
- bell pepperle poivron
- beanl’haricot
- beet, beetrootla betterave
- broccolile brocoli
- Brussels sproutsle chou de Bruxelles
- cauliflowerle chou-fleur
- Cabbagele chou
- Carrotla carotte
- Celeryle céleri
- Cornle maïs
- cucumberle concombre
- eggplantl’aubergine
- fennelle fenouil
- Garlicl’ail
- gingerle gingembre
- Green beansles haricots verts
- Lettucela laitue
- Leekle poireau
- mushroomle champignon
- Onionl’oignon
- Parsniple panais
- Peale petit pois
- Pepperle poivron
- Potatola pomme de terre
- Pumpkinla citrouille
- Radishle radis
- shallotl’échalote
- Spinachl’épinard
- Tomatola tomate
- Turniple navet
- Zucchinila courgette
Grains in French
Use this to practice and learn naming grains in French!
- GRAINLE GRAIN
- barleyl’orge (f )
- cerealla céréale
- cornle maïs
- oatsl’avoine (f )
- ryele seigle
- wheatle blé/le froment
Other resources
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Hopefully this article can help you easily name vegetables and fruits in French!
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Here are some FAQs about Fruits, Vegetables and Grains in French
How do you write vegetables in French?
Vegetable in French is légume. The second letter, e, is written with an accent.
What is the French word for the 3 vegetables used in a lot of cooking?
Mirepoix /meer-PWAH/ is a word in French cooking that means a combination of three vegetables; celery (céleri), onion (oignons), and carrots (carottes).
How do the French cut vegetables?
It’s called the Julienne cut.
