How do you say bean in Spanish?

Question

I want to know. How do you spell bean in Spanish?

We have students learning English here so if you could spell your words correctly and use proper punctuation it would be apprectiated. - 0074b507, Jun 10, 2011

Please do not double post. Wait for someone to answer. - 0074b507, Jun 10, 2011

Answer 1

Frijol!

I like your insight, but your smiley faces are driving me crazy! - Beatrice-Codder, Jun 10, 2011

Julián le gusta ":cheese:". :) - Tosh, Jun 10, 2011

Hi Tosh! Nice to see you again :] - 00a4c226, Jun 10, 2011

Lol, I find the cheese smiley funny - Destroyed99, Jun 11, 2011

Jajajajajaja, I'm sorry Beatrice. It is just I like that smiley! :cheese: - fjfuentesh, Jun 11, 2011

Answer 2

Actually, there are more than one type of bean. The general term for bean is frijo (also found in the translator here) if you can be more specific we can better help you.

"frijol" o "fríjol"... just curious about this word because it can be written both ways...why?? :) - cristalino, Jul 11, 2011

Answer 3

Who cares about beans when you have located such an awesome way to spell "you". Pronouncing it "yhew" gives my pulmones a good workout.

Answer 4

It would take you less time to found out the Spanish equivalent if you looked up the word in the dictionary on this website...

*find :) - Yeser007, Jun 10, 2011

Answer 5

Here in Spain the generic term is probably alubias. Judias is a close second option and then broad bean habas. Click here : Alubiato take yourself to the translator, while there, realise how useful it is . Type in habas for example...not to mention "beans"

Answer 6

beans

Answer 7

Depends on where you are. The chileno says it's "poroto" in Chile. In Puerto Rico it is "habichuela", Most other places it's "frijol / frijoles / frijolitos".

Answer 8

In Chile, we call it "poroto"