Food and Drink
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Learning about food and drinks is super important because everyone eats and drinks every day! Plus, itās a great way to talk with people about favorite meals, restaurants, and even recipes in English!
In this video, you will learn the names and pronunciations of some foods and drinks.
Letās have a look at the vocabulary in more detail.
Food Vocabulary
Fruits ššš
- Manzana = Apple ā “I like red apples.”
- Banana = Banana ā “Bananas are yellow.”
- Naranja = Orange ā “Oranges are juicy!”
- Frutilla = Strawberry ā “I love strawberries.”
- Uvas = Grapes ā “I eat grapes with my lunch.”
Vegetables š„¦š„š
- Zanahoria = Carrot ā “Carrots are good for your eyes.”
- Tomate = Tomato ā “Tomatoes are red and juicy.”
- Pepino = Cucumber ā “I eat cucumber in salads.”
- Papa = Potato ā “Potatoes are delicious when fried.”
Meat and Fish ššš„©
- Pollo = Chicken ā “I love grilled chicken.”
- Pescado = Fish ā “Fish is good for you.”
- Carne de Res = Beef ā “I like beef in hamburgers.”
- Chancho = Pork ā “Pork is used in bacon.”
Snacks and Sweets š«šŖš©
- Chocolate = Chocolate ā “I love dark chocolate.”
- Galletas = Cookies ā “Cookies are sweet and yummy.”
- Pastel = Cake ā “I make chocolate cake for birthdays.”
- Caramelos = Candies ā “I eat candies after school.”
Drinks Vocabulary
Here are some common drinks:
- Agua = Water ā “Water is healthy.”
- Jugo = Juice ā “I drink orange juice in the morning.”
- Leche = Milk ā “I drink milk with my cereal.”
- TĆ© = Tea ā “My mom drinks tea every afternoon.”
- CafĆ© = Coffee ā “Some people drink coffee in the morning.”
- Cola = Cola/Soda ā “I like cola, but not every day.”
Meals of the Day
In English, we talk about three main meals in a day:
- Breakfast ā The first meal of the day.
Example: āI eat cereal and drink milk for breakfast.ā - Lunch ā The meal you eat in the middle of the day.
Example: āI have a sandwich and juice for lunch.ā - Dinner ā The last meal of the day, usually eaten in the evening.
Example: āFor dinner, we eat pasta.ā
Talking About Tastes
When you talk about food, you can use adjectives to describe how it tastes. Here are some you can use:
- Dulce = Sweet
Example: “Cake is sweet.” - Agrio = Sour
Example: “Lemons are sour.” - Salado = Salty
Example: “Chips are salty.” - Amargo = Bitter
Example: “Coffee is bitter.”
Practice what you learned with this self quiz.
Practice Zone
1. Match the word to the image.
2. Drag the word to the correct image.
3. The next activity is a true-or-false exercise with images. Try to get all three stars!
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