Learn French - French Fruit Vocabulary

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In this French lesson you'll learn the vocabulary for fruits in French: watermelon, peach, strawberry, apple, banana, orange, mango, cherry, pineapple, and melon.
When you're searching for something in a French market in Paris, know exactly what to ask for!

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[SuperCrazyAngela]

Lol, I always get so tense and scream out the answers at the end! :P

[jamzie2]

THANKYOU THIS REALLY HELPED ME!

[hgfjyrdetryu]

1:19 anus anus anus?

[tangypasta]

i thought the french didint pronounce 's' when it is the last letter? why is it spoken in 'ananas'?

[Detrice3000]

@aletrolez oh ok thank you

[lutforish]

merci

[TheGuilanvi]

@SuperCrazyAngela hmm?? why so??

[ariesguy3024]

@Detrice3000 They are actually spelled and pronounced the same way. The difference is that pêcher is actually the verb "to fish," whereas "une pêche" is a peach (un pêcher is also a peach tree). So in order to say that you were going fishing, you would use "pêche," but if you were talking about a fish, you would use "poisson."

[Detrice3000]

wait peche and peche one means fish and the other means peach..make a video showing how they are different when you say them

[Jhumkimugdha]

thnk you very much..its very helpful