Learn German - German Vegetable Vocabulary

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In this German lesson you'll learn the vocabulary for vegetables in German: vegetable, broccoli, lettuce, cucumber, tomato, potato, carrot, onion, bean, and spinach.
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[qqqquito]

Danke! But it is NOT a good idea to have background music in a language teaching video, especially loud background music.

[macron12]

Contrary to what I have seen written here, I actually find the music soothing and relaxing!

[happy70sgirl]

It would be a great video, the only problem is that the music drowns out the voice and the words many times.

[Mynnia]

"Gurke" reicht eigentlich, außerdem heißts bei uns Karotte und Erdapfel :P Naja, und lettuce wird auch für Eisbergsalat benutzt. 

[Mynnia]

Lentils are no beans.

[twittlypoo]

@toothfareie Yeah technically it is. Vegtables are roots and leafs, but fruit is the fleshy part that contains the seeds.

[Vaney0]

@NBrightsun doch klar? Hallo? Karotte? Das sagt man vielleicht wenn du deinem Kanninchen was zu essen geben willst, aber auf Schildern stehen & gesagt werden Möhre.

[toothfareie]

isn't a tomato a fruit?

[martindoepel]

Well, the beans are lentils. Hence, "die Linse" and where're the plural forms?

[polenizaion]

Soy mexicano y se me ha facilitado mucho el aleman

gracias

[NBrightsun]

Gurke und Salat wäre mehr als genug für deutsch lernende. Niemand in Deutschland sagt Kopfsalat oder Salatgurke. Ausserdem sagt auch niemand mehr Möhre, Karotte hätte eher gepasst xP

[giggal12]

man warum KOPFsalat und SALATgurke?!?!...meine fresse für deutsch lernende reicht salat und gurke -.-

dude why KOPFsalat and SALATgurke?!?!...holy crap its enough 2 say "salat" and "gurke"

PS: nix möhre und tomaten ... lern ihnen gleich das schlechte deutsch ;) karotte und paradeiser ;)