what is a apple in spanish
a fruit
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“Give a man a fish; you have fed him for today. Teach a man to fish; and you have fed him for a lifetime”
Hi Jbailey, and welcome to the SpanishDict forum! 
I noticed that on your profile, you do not list English as your native language. Here are some suggested corrections for your title:
Explanation:
?By convention, the first letter of a sentence is always capitalized: what ? What.
?When the indefinite article ("a") is followed by a noun beginning with a vowel sound ("apple") the article takes the form "an." i.e. a apple ? an apple.
?The names of languages are always capitalized in English: spanish ? Spanish
Just a note on style: While the question, "What is an apple in Spanish?" would likely be understood by anyone, it is probably a more accurate use of the language to instead ask, "How does one say "apple" in Spanish?" or "What is the Spanish word for "apple?"
Also, as others have suggested, such questions (regarding simple vocabulary) are often best addressed by referring to the dictionary.
La manzana!
