hello everyone and welcome back to
english with lucy today I’ve got a
vocabulary and pronunciation lesson for
you we’re going to be talking about how
to pronounce fruit vegetables and nuts
in English in this video I am going to
show you 42 different fruits vegetables
and nuts with pictures and the
pronunciation it should help you improve
both your vocabulary and your
pronunciation this video should be
relevant for everyone I wonder if you’ll
learn how to say a new fruit vegetable
or nut in English I’m going to start off
with more beginner vocabulary and move
up towards advanced before we get
started I would just like to thank the
sponsor of today’s video it is lingo de
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French German and business English 24
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learn with native qualified teachers and
when you complete enough courses you’ll
get a c e FR certificate ranging from a1
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language classes to your profession and
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and sign up with the code lucy 8 you’ll
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packages for your first month that’s a
really good deal
I’ve tried lingo to myself and I think
it’s a fantastic way to improve your
language skills and to practice with
native qualified teachers in a
comfortable environment right let’s get
started with the lesson before I start
talking to you about
I would just like to mention fruit and
vegetable the two nouns I often hear my
students make a mistake and if you can
correct this mistake you will sound much
more native vegetable is a countable
noun do you like this vegetable no I
prefer these vegetables when vegetable
is in its plural form we add an S to the
end vegetable vegetables fruit however
is slightly different it’s an exception
it’s not an uncountable noun but
sometimes we do treat it as an
uncountable noun if we want to talk
about fruit in general we wouldn’t say
fruits we would say fruit in a
supermarket you would see fruit and
vegetables not fruits and vegetables
fruit is rarely used with the plural s
except in phrases that require one for
example I ate three different fruits
this morning
now let’s discuss pronunciation I’m
going to start with fruit simply because
I am addicted to fruit I love it it’s my
favorite food
make sure you repeat after me I’m going
to leave some time for you to practice
your pronunciation one Apple Apple
number two banana banana number three
eight
Kiwi Kiwi nine pear pear ten strawberry
strawberry 11 blueberry blueberry 12 fig
fig 13 pomegranate pomegranate 14
dragon fruit
16 my favorite watermelon watermelon and
17 there’s a bit of debate on this
whether it’s a fruit or a vegetable
okay
those were 17 fruits comment down below
with your favorite I’ve already told you
mine it’s watermelon I love watermelon
right let’s get started with vegetables
1 carrot carrot 2 potato potato
number 3 pepper pepper
remember this is British English
sometimes pepper will mean something
different in another country like the
next one for chili chili in some
english-speaking countries you would
call a chili pepper sometimes to clarify
we say
chili pepper five cucumber cucumber six
aubergine aubergine seven artichoke
artichoke 8 onion onion 9 garlic garlic
asparagus 12 broccoli broccoli 13
mushroom mushroom 14 okay this is a
pickled cucumber but it’s important if
you want a really good burger gherkin
gherkin 15 radish radish 16 P P and
remember the plural peas is with a sound
not piece which is a world peace 17
pumpkin pumpkin and number 18 perhaps
not quite a vegetable that’s still
important
ginger ginger right let’s move on to the
last part of this video the
pronunciation of nuts
walnut – pistachio pistachio pistachio
was the name of my rescue cat who still
lives him in Spain with my ex-boyfriends
family he was lovely he is lovely
number three Brazil nut Brazil nut for
peanut peanut five hazelnut hazelnut six
macadamia macadamia and number seven the
final one almond almond this is commonly
mispronounced as almond or almond it
should be almond right that’s it for
today’s lesson don’t forget to comment
down below with your favorites from this
list and don’t forget to check out lingo
de the link is in the description box
and you can use my code Lucy eight for
25% off your first month you can also
connect with me on all of my social
media I’ve got my facebook I’ve got my
Instagram and I’ve got my Twitter and I
shall see you soon for another lesson na
sorry I’m really hungry my tummy is
really going my lord
potato stomach like every time I say potato I get really hungry no no no okay
english with lucy today I’ve got a
vocabulary and pronunciation lesson for
you we’re going to be talking about how
to pronounce fruit vegetables and nuts
in English in this video I am going to
show you 42 different fruits vegetables
and nuts with pictures and the
pronunciation it should help you improve
both your vocabulary and your
pronunciation this video should be
relevant for everyone I wonder if you’ll
learn how to say a new fruit vegetable
or nut in English I’m going to start off
with more beginner vocabulary and move
up towards advanced before we get
started I would just like to thank the
sponsor of today’s video it is lingo de
lingo de is an online language school
where you can learn English Spanish
French German and business English 24
hours a day seven days a week from
anywhere in the world as long as you
have a stable internet connection you
learn with native qualified teachers and
when you complete enough courses you’ll
get a c e FR certificate ranging from a1
beginners to c2 which is very advanced
you’ll follow a structured curriculum
that you can choose from over 1,000
classes meaning that you can tailor your
language classes to your profession and
your hobbies if you want to try before
you buy there is also the option of a
free trial class lingo to have given me
a special offer to pass on to you if you
click on the link in the description box
and sign up with the code lucy 8 you’ll
get a 25% discount on all in go to
packages for your first month that’s a
really good deal
I’ve tried lingo to myself and I think
it’s a fantastic way to improve your
language skills and to practice with
native qualified teachers in a
comfortable environment right let’s get
started with the lesson before I start
talking to you about
I would just like to mention fruit and
vegetable the two nouns I often hear my
students make a mistake and if you can
correct this mistake you will sound much
more native vegetable is a countable
noun do you like this vegetable no I
prefer these vegetables when vegetable
is in its plural form we add an S to the
end vegetable vegetables fruit however
is slightly different it’s an exception
it’s not an uncountable noun but
sometimes we do treat it as an
uncountable noun if we want to talk
about fruit in general we wouldn’t say
fruits we would say fruit in a
supermarket you would see fruit and
vegetables not fruits and vegetables
fruit is rarely used with the plural s
except in phrases that require one for
example I ate three different fruits
this morning
now let’s discuss pronunciation I’m
going to start with fruit simply because
I am addicted to fruit I love it it’s my
favorite food
make sure you repeat after me I’m going
to leave some time for you to practice
your pronunciation one Apple Apple
number two banana banana number three
eight
Kiwi Kiwi nine pear pear ten strawberry
strawberry 11 blueberry blueberry 12 fig
fig 13 pomegranate pomegranate 14
dragon fruit
16 my favorite watermelon watermelon and
17 there’s a bit of debate on this
whether it’s a fruit or a vegetable
okay
those were 17 fruits comment down below
with your favorite I’ve already told you
mine it’s watermelon I love watermelon
right let’s get started with vegetables
1 carrot carrot 2 potato potato
number 3 pepper pepper
remember this is British English
sometimes pepper will mean something
different in another country like the
next one for chili chili in some
english-speaking countries you would
call a chili pepper sometimes to clarify
we say
chili pepper five cucumber cucumber six
aubergine aubergine seven artichoke
artichoke 8 onion onion 9 garlic garlic
asparagus 12 broccoli broccoli 13
mushroom mushroom 14 okay this is a
pickled cucumber but it’s important if
you want a really good burger gherkin
gherkin 15 radish radish 16 P P and
remember the plural peas is with a sound
not piece which is a world peace 17
pumpkin pumpkin and number 18 perhaps
not quite a vegetable that’s still
important
ginger ginger right let’s move on to the
last part of this video the
pronunciation of nuts
walnut – pistachio pistachio pistachio
was the name of my rescue cat who still
lives him in Spain with my ex-boyfriends
family he was lovely he is lovely
number three Brazil nut Brazil nut for
peanut peanut five hazelnut hazelnut six
macadamia macadamia and number seven the
final one almond almond this is commonly
mispronounced as almond or almond it
should be almond right that’s it for
today’s lesson don’t forget to comment
down below with your favorites from this
list and don’t forget to check out lingo
de the link is in the description box
and you can use my code Lucy eight for
25% off your first month you can also
connect with me on all of my social
media I’ve got my facebook I’ve got my
Instagram and I’ve got my Twitter and I
shall see you soon for another lesson na
sorry I’m really hungry my tummy is
really going my lord
potato stomach like every time I say potato I get really hungry no no no okay
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