Korean Vocabulary (Fruits)

Korean Vocabulary (Fruits)

Learning vocabulary is important so that you can make your own sentences are have small talks. Here is the vocab where you will learn what the fruits are called in Korean. Memorizing them is the best way to become familiar with their sound and pronunciation. Fruits are known as 과일(gwail) in Korean.

Fruits in Korean

1. Apple 사과(sagwa)

2. Banana 바나나(baanana)

3. Pear 배(bae/pae)

4. Cherries 체리(cheri)

5. Raspberries 산딸기(santtalgi)

6. Blueberries 블루베리(beulluberi)

7. Strawberries 딸기(ttalgi)

8. Lemon 레몬(remon)

9. Orange 오렌지(orenji)

10. Grapes 포도(podo)

11. Watermelon 수박(subak)

12. Grapefruit 자몽(jamong)

13. Tangerine 귤(gyul)

14. Peach 복숭아(boksungaa)

15. Pomegranate 석류(seoklyu)

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