Vegetables are organized into 5 subgroups based on their nutritional value
- dark green
- orange and red
- beans, peas, lentils
- starchy
- other vegetables
Here is a vocabulary list
A
acelga (chard), apio (celery), alcachofa (artichoke), aguacate (avocado)
B
berenjena (eggplant), brócoli (broccoli)
C
calabacín (zucchini), coliflor (cauliflower),
chirimoya (custard apple), calabaza
(pumpkin), cebolla (onion), coles bruselas (brussels sprouts), cebolleta (spring onion)
E
endibia (endive), espinacas (spinach), espárragos (asparagus)
F
fresas (strawberry)
G
guisantes (green peas)
H
habas (broad beans)
J
judías verdes (green beans)
K
kiwi (kiwi)
L
lechuga (lettuce), limón (lemon)
M
mandarina (tangerine), manzana (apple),
N
naranja (orange), nabo (turnip)
P
pimiento rojo (red pepper), puerro (leek), piña (pineapple), plátano (banana), pomelo (grapefruit), pera (pear)
R
remolacha (beetroot), repollo (cabbage)
T
trigueros (asparagus), tomate (tomato)
U
uvas (grapes)
Z
zanahoria (carrot)
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1 comment:
I eat carrots everyday
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