Vegetable and Fruit Vocabulary - that you probably DON'T KNOW

Learn English at a Farmer's Market in Los Angeles.
I went to a farmer's market and recorded a lot of vegetable and fruit vocabulary for you guys. Let's go on this tour with me!
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[@keepingonsunnyside]

Thank you for this charming tour of a farmer’s market!

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Well, this video has really helped me a lot to improve my vocabulary. All your videos are awesome to watch for learning more about English. Awesome work, ma’am!
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[@younis-891]

There are so many mistakes and weaknesses

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a head of cabbage, two heads of broccoli😂 so funny! Got it! Love your videos

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Bell peppers 🚨 lovely to know that

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​@@englishbygiovana i want to ask you one question. Could you please explain to me , Why you said yellow pepper and not yellow capcicum? Also why green capcicum and not green pepper. What is actual difference.?

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[@marcioramosfoto]

I go to the fair - farmer's market - every Wednesday, here in Brazil

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Can we expect some more like this

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@englishbygiovana Persimmons are very tasty and juicy. In Italian we say "caco" for singular and "cachi" for plural. You are welcome in Apulia when you want. 🇮🇹

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[@rachidslimany9514]

Thank you for the lesson. It’s interesting! Wondering if that was a purple artichoke or a dragon fruit.

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[@user-vp3ss3ti4w]

Thank you for the interesting video! Is "seedling" the same as "sprout" ? We call vegetables looked similar sprout in my country. I love this topic cuz I couldn't get it at all talking just food when I lived with in foreign country. You know it was big deal in daily conversation lol

[@boomerangerful]

Yes, a seedling is often referred to as a sprout. A seedling is a young plant that has recently germinated from a seed, and during this early stage of growth, it is commonly called a sprout.

[@user-vp3ss3ti4w]

@@boomerangerful Thank you so much! These are translated each word to my mother tongue but confusing. I was like Yes? How does it come as veggies?? And then totally make sense thanks to you.

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Hi ! Thank you for this interesting video. Can you make an other video with a debate with your image in the kitchen, with those vegetebles , to discribe kitchen activities and dishes . Thanks.

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I think the purple fruit is called dragonfruit😊

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Please go to the wet market and classify fish and seafood. Thanks in advance.

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[@Threeangels1976]

Persimons come from Persia(Iran)😊.

[@husenmunazar8180]

Are you sure the fruit at minute 04:15 is an Artichoke? I don't think so, where i live it's called Dragon Fruit, that's all i know.

[@englishbygiovana]

Interesting! The sellers at the street fair wrote “purple artichoke” on the poster.
But I know that it can be confusing because “purple artichokes” look like “dragon fruit” 😅

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[@Opoddidndos]

What's a tent?

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It is something you use as a cover, and under it you set anything, like the sale she showed in the video. Also, it is the thing you use when you are camping.

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[@VikramUpendra]

Artichoke? It looks more like a "dragon fruit" to me. I may be wrong, please correct me if I am.

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It's, definitely, a dragon frui!

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@@marcusabe Thank you so much for your corroboration👍🙏

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[@boomerangerful]

While I appreciate your passion for teaching English, it's crucial to heed corrections from native English speakers, especially those with teaching experience, to avoid inadvertently guiding learners astray.

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[@esthermaina8053]

It's a dragon fruit that one

[@younis-891]

Those are weeds. Watermelons are round not rounded. Flower tent not flowers tent because we can't use "s" with adjectives so plz be careful.

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1:12 "known" is pronounced [noun], not [non].

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[@sybillecybill]

The dragon fruit is definitely not artichoke😂 What? Flower's tent? It is called "flower tent"😮 Also, if you're claiming that you teach American English, tent is not pronounced that way🫣 By the way, green capsicum?? 😅 it is a "bell pepper" or simply "green pepper" No, they dont have a bitter taste. You are pronouncing pomegranates wrongly😮

[@user-lt4vz2ft9h]

Artichoke is a vegetable not a fruit n the fruit you showed in your vdos is dragon fruit what r u doing Gigi

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Hi Giovanna ! Would it be possible to have in the future a video about human anatomy, both external and internal ? Thanks.

[@benalexender3046]

Thanks ❤