French Vocabulary List: Fruits and Grains
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Go grab some fruits and hit two birds with one stone because today’s lesson is all about fruits and vegetables.
While munching on some apples, make your time count learning a new set of French words at the same time. You’ll see that eating and learning make a good combo if you want to remember words and phrases more effectively.
The words will also come handy if you’re planning on grocery shopping any time soon.
| Fruit, Fruit Trees | Fruits, arbres fruitiers |
| almond | l’amande (f ) |
| almond tree | l’amandier (m) |
| apple | la pomme |
| apple tree | le pommier |
| apricot | l’abricot (m) |
| apricot tree | l’abricotier (m) |
| avocado | l’avocat (m) |
| avocado tree | l’avocatier (m) |
| banana | la banane |
| banana tree | le bananier |
| cherry | la cerise |
| cherry tree | le cerisier |
| fig | la figue |
| fig tree | le figuier |
| grapefruit | le pamplemousse |
| grapefruit tree | le pamplemoussier |
| lemon | le citron |
| lemon tree | le citronnier |
| mandarin | la mandarine |
| mandarin tree | le mandarinier |
| mango | la mangue |
| mango tree | le manguier |
| olive | l’olive (f ) |
| olive tree | l’olivier (m) |
| orange | l’orange (f ) |
| orange tree | l’oranger (m) |
| peach | la pêche |
| peach tree | le pêcher |
| pear | la poire |
| pear tree | le poirier |
| plum | la prune |
| plum tree | le prunier |
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| GRAIN | LE GRAIN |
| barley | l’orge (f ) |
| cereal | la céréale |
| corn | le maïs |
| oats | l’avoine (f ) |
| rye | le seigle |
| wheat | le blé/le froment |
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