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Spanish Food Vocabulary

Food vocabulary helps you order meals, shop for groceries, understand menus, and talk about daily routines in Spanish.

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Food vocabulary helps you order meals, shop for groceries, understand menus, and talk about daily routines in Spanish.

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SpanishEnglishGender / typePluralExample
el agua water feminine usage Quiero agua fría.
I want cold water.
el pan bread masculine los panes Compré pan fresco.
I bought fresh bread.
el arroz rice masculine El arroz está listo.
The rice is ready.
la carne meat feminine las carnes No como mucha carne.
I do not eat much meat.
el pollo chicken masculine los pollos El pollo tiene buen sabor.
The chicken tastes good.
el pescado fish masculine los pescados Pedí pescado con ensalada.
I ordered fish with salad.
la sopa soup feminine las sopas La sopa está caliente.
The soup is hot.
la ensalada salad feminine las ensaladas La ensalada lleva tomate.
The salad has tomato.
la fruta fruit feminine las frutas Como fruta por la mañana.
I eat fruit in the morning.
la manzana apple feminine las manzanas La manzana es dulce.
The apple is sweet.
el plátano banana masculine los plátanos El plátano está maduro.
The banana is ripe.
el queso cheese masculine los quesos Me gusta el queso.
I like cheese.
la leche milk feminine Necesito leche para el café.
I need milk for the coffee.
el huevo egg masculine los huevos Desayuno huevos los sábados.
I eat eggs for breakfast on Saturdays.
la papa potato feminine las papas La papa está en el plato.
The potato is on the plate.
el tomate tomato masculine los tomates Corté un tomate.
I cut a tomato.
la cebolla onion feminine las cebollas La cebolla da mucho sabor.
The onion adds a lot of flavor.
el café coffee masculine los cafés Tomo café sin azúcar.
I drink coffee without sugar.
el azúcar sugar masculine No quiero azúcar.
I do not want sugar.
la sal salt feminine La comida necesita sal.
The food needs salt.

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