Fruit in Italian - La frutta in italiano - Learn Italian vocabulary

The names of fruit in Italian accompanied by a photo of each one. We also give the pronunciation of each fruit by a native Italian speaker.
We have included the following fruit in this video: l’albicocca, l’ananas, l’anguria, l’arancia, l’avocado, la banana, la ciliegia, il fico, la fragola, il frutto della passione, il kiwi, il lampone, la limetta / il lime, il limone, il mandarino, il mango, la mela, la mela cotogna, la melagrana, il melone, il mirtillo, il mirtillo rosso, la mora, la nettarina / la pesca noce, la noce di cocco, la papaia / la papaya, la pera, la pesca, il pomodoro, il pompelmo, la prugna / la susina, il ribes nero and l’uva.
You can find more vocabulary about fruit in Italian here:
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We have included summary charts and the singular and plural forms of fruit in Italian.
Italian Teacher Resource: Fruit in Italian - Charts / Flash Cards
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[@fabriziopascucci6423]

Io preferisco e mi piace Mela Mela Cotogna Pera Pesca Kiwi Ananas Anguria Melone Pompelmo Arancia Susina Pesca noce Cocco Fico Mango

[@alishasingh2287]

Il mio frutto preferito è l'anguria,la banana,il mango e la melagrana.

[@nasserhaddar7611]

Grazie infinite, mi piacciono tutti.

[@lyubovmahovik3879]

Grazie mille il maestro l'insegnante.

[@user-ar4ka7dy9rx]

La mia frutta preferita è la mela

[@Cdh2024]

Mia frutta preferita e la mela

[@user-tl3xb7em2l]

Fruit in Italy 🇮🇹

[@bbilingual4449]

💥Awesome video💯. Thank you☑

[@orgulhosamentebrasileira]

La mia frutta preferita è la prugna! 😋

[@Gloria86642]

Grazie

[@luciamarinellapisanoklug6683]

Un video fatto molto bene. Complimenti

[@Mwaheed097]

Uva mela

[@nargiz_n]

Please post more videos 😊

[@WoodwardItalian]

I plan to create more videos, I'm just trying to find some free time (don't have much free time right now).

[@abdulmannan4236]

Good

[@WoodwardItalian]

Thanks

[@cbsteffen]

I think cherry and ciliegia are cognates. Middle and Modern English words with “ch” often come from Old English words with a soft “c.” The letter we call “cee” in Modern English might’ve been called “chee” in Old English because that letter when soft was pronounced how the soft “c” (or “c dolce”) is pronounced in Italian. The letters “l” and “r” are the liquid consonants.

[@WoodwardItalian]

Sounds very interesting. I would love to learn more about this.

[@cbsteffen]

Kitchen is another example of such a cognate, and chive is related to cipolla.

[@ronihowlader8235]

❤

[@lyubovmahovik3879]

❤😊😅😍🤩