B2 level - Fruits

Here you will learn words for fruits like fig, peach, grape, mango and pomegranate, prepared for B2 learners.

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die Feige [noun]

fig

Ex:

The fig grows on a large tree.

der Pfirsich [noun]

peach

Ex:

There are many ripe peaches at the market.

die Traube [noun]

grape

Ex:

Wine is made from grapes.

die Mirabelle [noun]

mirabelle

Ex:

Mirabelles are often used to make jam.

die Quitte [noun]

quince

Ex:

The quince tree bears many fruits in autumn.

die Brombeere [noun]

blackberry

Ex:

You can make delicious cake from blackberries.

der Granatapfel [noun]

pomegranate

Ex:

The pomegranate has a hard shell but soft inside.

die Mango [noun]

mango

Ex:

Mangos mainly grow in tropical regions.

der Kern [noun]

core

Ex:

Sunflower seeds are tasty and healthy.

die Schale [noun]

peel

Ex:

The potatoes still have their skins on.

entkernen [Verb]

to pit

Ex:

There are special tools for coring apples.

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