what is "grapefruit" in spanish?
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I keep getting 2 different answers
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updated Oct 5, 2010
posted by IanSmith
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Hello Ian. I'm surprised that you're only getting two answer. The names of fruits in Spanish tend to vary a lot from country to country, and even regionally.
Here is a wonderful compilation of the names for several common fruits and vegetables in different Spanish-speaking countries.
updated Oct 5, 2010
posted by Gekkosan
Thank you so much for this link - Stadt, Oct 5, 2010
Great link Gekko - Izanoni1, Oct 5, 2010
I learned arándano azul for blueberry and don't see it listed under any country? - Stadt, Oct 5, 2010
Sorry almost forgot the typo correction: "two answers" - Stadt, Oct 5, 2010
Oh, it is by no means a comprehensive list! But it is a good starting point and general reference, I think. :-) - Gekkosan, Oct 5, 2010
At least the only other one I need to re-learn is champiñón instead of hongo - Stadt, Oct 5, 2010
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1.pomelo (m)
2.toronja (f) (Am)
updated Oct 5, 2010
posted by Gocika
They say "pomelo" in some parts of Texas too - Izanoni1, Oct 5, 2010
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Type the word into the "Translate" box at the top of the screen
updated Oct 5, 2010
posted by lagartijaverde
