Imagine you're at a bustling French market with colourful fruit stalls everywhere! French people love fresh fruits, and today you're going to learn how to name 8 delicious fruits in French so you can shop like a local.
France has amazing fruit markets in every town - from Paris to the sunny south. Knowing these words will help you order fruits confidently and impress your friends with your French shopping skills!
Here are today's new French fruit words from the market stall. Click each word to hear how it's pronounced, then say it out loud yourself!
Notice that most fruits start with la (feminine), but le raisin (grapes) and le citron (lemon) are masculine. Some words like l'orange use l' before vowels. These little details make you sound like a real French speaker!
Look for 'cognates' too - words that look similar to English like la banane and l'orange. These are easier to remember!
How to Use This Activity:
Option 1: Digital Reference (Interactive)
Option 2: Printed Reference Sheet
Download Vocabulary Sheet (PDF)
See the English fruit name first and try saying the French word before flipping the card! This helps your memory stick. Say each word confidently when you see it.
How to Use This Activity:
Option 1: Students on Devices
Option 2: Teacher-Led (Whiteboard/Projector)
Look carefully at each juicy fruit picture and click the correct French label from the options below. There are 4 choices for each picture - choose wisely!
How to Use This Activity:
Option 1: Students on Devices
Option 2: Teacher-Led (Whiteboard/Projector)
Drag each fruit into the correct column: le (masculine) or la (feminine). Remember what you noticed about most French fruits!
How to Use This Activity:
Option 1: Students on Devices
Option 2: Teacher-Led (Whiteboard/Projector)