How To Say Vegetables And Fruits In Chinese Mandarin

Understanding fruits in Chinese vocabulary is essential for everyday communication, especially considering their nutritional importance. This article by Ni Hao Ma will guide you through relevant vocabulary and provide practical conversation examples for immediate application.

Chinese Vocabulary on Fruits

What is the name of “custard apple” in Chinese? And what about “star fruit”? You might be curious to know the names of common fruits in Chinese. The topic of fruits is a fundamental one, and it’s something you can easily encounter when communicating in daily life.

fruit names in chinese mandarin

Here, Ni Hao Ma will introduce you to a list of the most common fruit names in Chinese to help you expand your vocabulary for better communication!

NoChinesePinyinMeaning
1芒果mángguǒMango
2菠萝bōluóPineapple
3火龙果huǒlóngguǒDragon fruit
4橙子chéngziOrange
5西瓜xīguāWatermelon
6榴莲liúliánDurian
7龙眼lóngyǎnLongan
8荔枝lìzhīLychee
9牛油果niúyóuguǒAvocado
10枇杷pípáLoquat
11葡萄柚pútáoyòuGrapefruit
12杨桃yángtáoStarfruit
13香蕉xiāngjiāoBanana
14苹果píngguǒApple
15草莓cǎo méiStrawberry
16百香果bǎixiāngguǒPassion fruit
17桃子táo ziPeach
18龙眼lóngyǎnLongan
19山竹shānzhúMangosteen
20莲雾liánwùRose apple
21李子lǐ ziPlum
22红毛丹hóngmáodānRambutan
23释迦果shìjiā guǒCherimoya
24番荔枝fān lìzhīWest Indian cherry
25樱桃yīng táoCherry
26柚子yòuziPomelo
27木瓜mùguāPapaya
28石榴shí liúPomegranate
29蓝莓lán méiBlueberry
30椰子yēziCoconut
31覆盆子fù pén ziRaspberry
32葡萄pútáoGrape
33番石榴fān shí liúGuava
34蜜瓜mì guāMelon
35哈密瓜hā mì guāHami melon
36梨子líziPear
37杨梅yángméiBayberry
38白玉枇杷báiyù pípáJapanese loquat
39人心果rén xīn guǒSapodilla
40菠萝蜜bō luó mìJackfruit
41柿子shìziPersimmon
42甘蔗gānzhèSugarcane
43桑葚sāngrénMulberry
44西印度樱桃xī yìndù yīngtáoSurinam cherry
45牛奶果niúnǎi guǒMilk fruit
46金酸枣jīn suānzǎoSour jujube
47豆薯dòu shǔTaro
48人面子rén miànziBalsam pear
49奇异果qíyìguǒKiwi
50桔子júziTangerine
51杏子xìngziApricot
52香瓜xiāngguāCantaloupe
53龙贡果lóng gòng guǒLongkong
54余甘子yú gān ziIndian gooseberry
55无花果wúhuāguǒFig
56酸角suān jiǎoTamarind
57榅桲wēnpóMedlar
58金桔jīnjúKumquat
59水果shuǐguǒFruit
60加拉苹果jiālā píngguǒGala apple

Common Vegetables in Chinese

In addition to fruits, vegetables are an essential part of our daily diet, providing necessary vitamins, minerals, and fiber for the body. Here’s a summary of some common vegetables in Chinese to help you easily look them up and remember.

fruit names in chinese
NoChinesePinyinMeaning
1胡萝卜húluóboCarrot
2土豆tǔdòuPotato
3红薯hóngshǔSweet potato
4白萝卜báiluóboDaikon
5南瓜nánguāPumpkin
6冬瓜dōngguāWinter melon
7丝瓜sīguāSponge gourd
8苦瓜kǔguāBitter melon
9黄瓜huángguāCucumber
10佛手瓜fóshǒuguāChayote
11西兰花xīlánhuāBroccoli
12花椰菜huāyēcàiCauliflower
13菠菜bōcàiSpinach
14空心菜kōngxīncàiWater spinach
15小白菜xiǎobáicàiBok choy
16白菜báicàiChinese cabbage
17芥菜jiècàiMustard greens
18羽衣甘蓝yǔyī gānlánKale
19紫甘蓝zǐgānlánPurple cabbage
20苋菜xiàncàiAmaranth
21萝卜叶luóboyèRadish leaves
22茼蒿tónghāoChinese knotweed
23芹菜qíncàiCelery
24韭菜jiǔcàiChives
25cōngSpring onion
26洋葱yángcōngOnion
27大蒜dàsuànGarlic
28jiāngGinger
29姜黄jiānghuángTurmeric
30辣椒làjiāoChili pepper
31甜椒tiánjiāoSweet pepper
32豆角dòujiǎoString beans
33四季豆sìjìdòuGreen beans
34豌豆wāndòuPeas
35长豆角cháng dòujiǎoLong beans
36大豆dàdòuSoybean
37茄子qiéziEggplant
38玉米yùmǐCorn
39竹笋zhúsǔnBamboo shoots
40芦笋lúsǔnAsparagus
41积雪草jīxuěcǎoGotu kola
42黄麻叶huángmáyèJute leaves
43鱼腥草yúxīngcǎoFish mint
44药用胡椒叶yàoyòng hújiāo yèPepper leaves
45酸浆草叶suānjiāngcǎo yèSorrel leaves
46草菇cǎogūStraw mushrooms
47金针菇jīnzhēngūEnoki mushrooms
48香菇xiānggūShiitake mushrooms
49莲藕lián’ǒuLotus root
50豆薯dòushǔJicama
51芋头yùtouDasheen
52秋葵qiūkuíOkra
53生菜shēngcàiLettuce
54番茄fānqiéTomato
55红薯hóngshǔSweet potato
56甜菜tiáncàiBeetroot
57橄榄gǎnlǎnOlive
58西葫芦xīhúlúZucchini
59木耳mù’ěrWood ear
60银耳yín’ěrSilver ear
61薄荷bòhéMint
62紫苏zǐsūPerilla
63香菜xiāngcàiCoriander
64豆芽dòuyáBean sprouts
65紫葱zǐcōngPurple onion
66紫菜zǐcàiNori (seaweed)
67莲子liánzǐLotus seeds
68绿豆lǜdòuMung beans
69红豆hóngdòuRed beans
70瓠子hù ziBottle gourd

Chinese Sample Conversation about Fruits

In daily life, fruits are an essential part of our diet. Besides providing vitamins, minerals, and fiber, fruits also help enrich our daily menu. Here’s a sample conversation on fruit shopping with Chinese vocabulary:

fruits in chinese

A: 这个苹果多少钱一斤?
(Zhège píngguǒ duōshǎo qián yī jīn?)
How much is this apple per pound?

B: 这个苹果一斤十块钱。
(Zhège píngguǒ yī jīn shí kuài qián.)
This apple is 10 yuan per pound.

A: 那这个橙子呢?
(Nà zhège chéngzi ne?)
How about this orange?

B: 橙子一斤八块钱。
(Chéngzi yī jīn bā kuài qián.)
This orange is 8 yuan per pound.

A: 好的,我买一斤苹果和一斤橙子。
(Hǎo de, wǒ mǎi yī jīn píngguǒ hé yī jīn chéngzi.)
Okay, I’ll buy one pound of apples and one pound of oranges.

Conclusion

In this article, we explored common fruits in Chinese Mandarin as well as sample dialogues for specific situations. Mastering these terms will greatly benefit you in everyday conversations, whether you’re shopping, discussing, or sharing about food in Chinese. We hope Ni Hao Ma has provided you with useful information, and don’t forget to bookmark this post for future reference!

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