How to Say the Names of Fruits in French

Learn the following terms: The grapefruit = le pamplemousse It's pronounced "pom-pleh-mousse" (mousse as in the dessert) The lemon = le citron Say: See-tron.

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  1. Step 1: Learn the following terms: The grapefruit = le pamplemousse It's pronounced "pom-pleh-mousse" (mousse as in the dessert) The lemon = le citron Say: See-tron.

    To do a French r, lightly tap the roof of your mouth with your tongue so it sounds like you're doing a short rolling of r's on your tongue.

    The plum = la prune say: proon.

    OO as in book, look, and cookie.

    Not food, mood, etc., The n is barely noticeable.

    The peach = la pêche Say: pesh.

    The watermelon = la pastèque (Le melon d'eau in Canada) Say:
    Meh-lohn.

    D'eau is pronounced like "doh!" with a D in front.

    The pineapple = l'ananas (it's like saying na-na-na, except take way the first n) The cantaloupe = le cantaloup The strawberry = la fraise The apple = la pomme The prune = le pruneau The orange = l'orange The raspberry = la framboise The slice of pear = la tranche de poire or when you shop or order food from somewhere. ;

Detailed Guide

To do a French r, lightly tap the roof of your mouth with your tongue so it sounds like you're doing a short rolling of r's on your tongue.

The plum = la prune say: proon.

OO as in book, look, and cookie.

Not food, mood, etc., The n is barely noticeable.

The peach = la pêche Say: pesh.

The watermelon = la pastèque (Le melon d'eau in Canada) Say:
Meh-lohn.

D'eau is pronounced like "doh!" with a D in front.

The pineapple = l'ananas (it's like saying na-na-na, except take way the first n) The cantaloupe = le cantaloup The strawberry = la fraise The apple = la pomme The prune = le pruneau The orange = l'orange The raspberry = la framboise The slice of pear = la tranche de poire or when you shop or order food from somewhere. ;

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