Learn Spanish - Spanish Fruit Vocabulary

[tommy182]

melocotones, que tontería, durazno es lo bueno.

[kszoaa]

muy bien senor

[61605mont]

thanks

[nbmp80]

wuahhhhaaa  wtf

[chappybutt]

no its a darn pinneapple duh not a la pina

[mrscuttiemama]

@chappybutt its pina

[Judiiithhhh]

Peaches en español de España (el original) es melocotones no duraznos.

[NuriaSpain07]

Esta bien que lo uséis así en sudamérica, pero ellos deben aprender el original, el de España chato

[Kdonnelly434]

thanks!!!!

[Bookfill]

Very easy to follow. Really like the test section.

[MICKEY051897]

Helpful...

[arzigogolato1]

I think the word for mango is the hardest!

[erick0328]

@arzigogolato1 lol

[wallyman4260]

@arzigogolato1 jajaja NO tengo ni un Mango = no tengo plata.

[miquimym]

peach is Melocotón wtf is duraznos??

[DarkestProphecy]

@miquimym Durazno could also be peach tree, I think. But of course, it's all regional. The food vocabulary varies widely from country to country, or region to region.

[midgar7]

@miquimym It can be said melocotón or durazno

[erick0328]

@miquimym duraznos also means peach

[wallyman4260]

@miquimym durazno en Argentina . Melocoton y platano no se usa aqui , decimos durazno y banana.

[01MIZZE]

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[Cionnaith123]

My surname sounds like Melon in Spanish!

[wallyman4260]

@Cionnaith123 Melon is nice if someone is a melon , si alguien es un melon --> entonces es alguien lindo , worst be if was SANDIA jajaja so itis funny.

[muhammad2009egypt]

I love Spanish