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How to Say Common Fruits in Japanese? Apple, Orange, Banana…

When you start learning a language, it’s good to learn name of fruits in the quite beginning.

Do you know why?

First, it’s easy to associate the object with vocabulary.
When you can imagine the object easily, it helps to memorise. Also, the name of fruits are not that long in general.
We can imagine the color and shape of many fruits easily, and the vocabulary is short.
That’s why children can learn the name of fruits quite early when they started to learn vocabulary in their mother tongue.

Another reason is learning name of fruits is very practical when you just arrive in that country.
Imagine, you travel to new country and what you should do first?
Eat and Drink! You will go to restaurant, supermarket or market to get food.
You may want to order fruits juice in the cafe, but there might not be English in the menu. Or want to ask where are the grapes in the supermarket.
If you know the vocabulary in that language even if you don’t know the grammar, it will help immediately during traveling.

Last reason is fruits in Japan are delicious!
Fruits in Japan tend to be more expensive than other country, but the quality is not comparable.
Japanese farmers put lots of effort to make fruits sweet, looks nice with so much care.
So it costs a bit more, but the looking like jewellery, tasty and juicy. You MUST try fruits in Japan!


So let’s learn common fruits words in Japanese here!

Common Fruit 1:

Apple in Japanese

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りんご(リンゴ・林檎)/ ringoDownload our app to listen to the human voice


Common Fruit 2:

Orange in Japanese

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オレンジ / orenjiDownload our app to listen to the human voice


Common Fruit 3:

Strawberry in Japanese

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いちご(イチゴ・苺)/ ichigoDownload our app to listen to the human voice


Common Fruit 4:

Banana in Japanese

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バナナ / bananaDownload our app to listen to the human voice


Common Fruit 5:

Grape in Japanese

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ぶどう(ブドウ・葡萄)/ budōDownload our app to listen to the human voice


Common Fruit 6:

Peach in Japanese

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もも(モモ・桃)/ momoDownload our app to listen to the human voice


Common Fruit 7:

Cherry in Japanese

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さくらんぼ(サクランボ)/ sakuranboDownload our app to listen to the human voice


Common Fruit 8:

Melon in Japanese

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メロン/ meronDownload our app to listen to the human voice


Common Fruit 9:

Watermelon in Japanese

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すいか(スイカ・西瓜)/ suikaDownload our app to listen to the human voice


Common Fruit 10:

Pear in Japanese

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なし(ナシ・梨)/ nashiDownload our app to listen to the human voice


Common Fruit 11:

Pineapple in Japanese

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パイナップル / painappuruDownload our app to listen to the human voice


Common Fruit 12:

Mango in Japanese

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マンゴー / mangoDownload our app to listen to the human voice


Common Fruit 13:

Mandarin in Japanese

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みかん(ミカン・蜜柑)/ mikanDownload our app to listen to the human voice


Common Fruit 14:

Kiwi in Japanese

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キウイフルーツ / kiui furūtsuDownload our app to listen to the human voice


Common Fruit 15:

Lemon in Japanese

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レモン / remonDownload our app to listen to the human voice


Common Fruit 16:

Avocado in Japanese

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アボカド / abokadoDownload our app to listen to the human voice


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You can learn Japanese words and phrases with native voice from more than 50 languages. There are several learning modes and it would help you to learn Japanese vocabulary efficiently.

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