Learn how to pronounce and spell various fruits in Polish.

SINGULAR / PLURAL PRONUNCIATION LISTEN TRANSLATION
Agrest / – Ahgrehst
{audio}media/polish/fruits/Agrest.mp3{/audio} Gooseberry
Ananas / Ananasy Ahnahnahs/ Ahnahanahsi {audio}media/polish/fruits/Ananas.mp3{/audio} Pineapple
Arbuz / Arbuzy Ahrboos / Ahrboozj {audio}media/polish/fruits/Arbuz.mp3{/audio} Watermelon
Banan / Banany Bahnahn / Bahnahni {audio}media/polish/fruits/Banan.mp3{/audio} Banana
Brzoskwinia / Brzoskwinie Bzhohskfeenyah / Bzhohskfeenyeh {audio}media/polish/fruits/Brzoskwinia.mp3{/audio} Peach
Cytryna / Cytryny Tsitrinah / Tsitrini {audio}media/polish/fruits/Cytryna.mp3{/audio} Lemon
Czeresnia / Czeresnie Chehresynyah / Chehresynyeh {audio}media/polish/fruits/Czeresnia.mp3{/audio} Sweet Cherry
Daktyl / Daktyle Dahktil / Dahktileh {audio}media/polish/fruits/Daktyl.mp3{/audio} Date
Figa / Figi Feegah / Feegee {audio}media/polish/fruits/Figa.mp3{/audio} Fig
Grejpfrut / Grejpfruty Greyfroot / Greyfrooti {audio}media/polish/fruits/Grejpfrut.mp3{/audio} Grapefruit
Gruszka / Gruszki Grooshkah / Grooshkee {audio}media/polish/fruits/Gruszka.mp3{/audio} Pear
Jablko / Jablka Yahpwkoh / Yahpwkah {audio}media/polish/fruits/Jablko.mp3{/audio} Apple
Jagoda / Jagody Yahgohdah /Yahgohdee {audio}media/polish/fruits/Jagoda.mp3{/audio} Blueberry
Jezyna/Jezyny Yehzhinah / Yehzhini {audio}media/polish/fruits/Jerzyna.mp3{/audio} Blackberry
Malina / Maliny Mahleenah / Mahleeni {audio}media/polish/fruits/Malina.mp3{/audio} Raspberry
Melon / Melony Mehlohn / Mehlohni {audio}media/polish/fruits/Melon.mp3{/audio} Melon
Morela / Morele Mohrehlah / Mohrehleh {audio}media/polish/fruits/Morela.mp3{/audio} Apricot
Pomarancza / Pomarancze Pohmahranchah / Jjohmahrancheh {audio}media/polish/fruits/Pomarancza.mp3{/audio} Orange
Porzeczka / Porzeczki Pohzhehchkah / Pohzhehchkee {audio}media/polish/fruits/Porzeczka.mp3{/audio} Currant
Sliwka / Sliwki Syleefkah / Syleefkee {audio}media/polish/fruits/Sliwka.mp3{/audio} Plum
Truskawka / Truskawki Trooskahfkah / Trooskahfkee {audio}media/polish/fruits/Truskawka.mp3{/audio} Strawberry
Winogrono / Winogrona Veenohgrohnoh / Veenohgrohnah {audio}media/polish/fruits/Winogrono.mp3{/audio} Grape
Wisnia / Wisnie Veesynyah / Veesynyeh {audio}media/polish/fruits/Wisnia.mp3{/audio} Cherry

Learn how to pronounce and spell various vegetables in Polish.

SINGULAR / PLURAL PRONUNCIATION LISTEN TRANSLATION
Burak / Buraki Boorahk / Boorahkee {audio}media/polish/vegetables/Burak.mp3{/audio} Beet
Cebula / Cebule Tsehboolah / Tsehbooleh {audio}media/polish/vegetables/Cebula.mp3{/audio} Onion
Cukinia / Cukinie Tsookeenyah / Tsookeenyeh {audio}media/polish/vegetables/Cukinia.mp3{/audio} Zucchini
Czosnek/ – Chohsnehk/ {audio}media/polish/vegetables/Czosnek.mp3{/audio} Garlic
Dynia / Dynie Dinyah / Dinyeh {audio}media/polish/vegetables/Dynia.mp3{/audio} Pumpkin
Fasola / Fasole Fahsohlah / Fahsohleh {audio}media/polish/vegetables/Fasola.mp3{/audio} Beans
Groszek / Groszki Grohshehk / Grohshkee {audio}media/polish/vegetables/Groszek.mp3{/audio} Peas
Kalafior / Kalafiory Kahlahfyohr / Kahlahfyohri {audio}media/polish/vegetables/Kalafior.mp3{/audio} Cauliflower
Kapusta / Kapusty Kahpoostah / Kahpoosti {audio}media/polish/vegetables/Kapusta.mp3{/audio} Cabbage
Ziemniak / Ziemniaki Zyehmnyahk / Zyehmnyahkee {audio}media/polish/vegetables/Ziemniaki.mp3{/audio} Potato
Koperek/ – Kohpehrehk / – {audio}media/polish/vegetables/Koperek.mp3{/audio} Dill
Kukurydza / Kukurydze Kookooridzah / Kookooridzeh {audio}media/polish/vegetables/Kukurydza.mp3{/audio} Corn
Marchewka / Marchewki Mahrhefkah / Mahrhefkee {audio}media/polish/vegetables/Marchewka.mp3{/audio} Carrot
Ogórek / Ogórki Ohgoorehk / Ohgoorkee {audio}media/polish/vegetables/Ogorek.mp3{/audio} Cucumber
Papryka / Papryki Pahprikah / Pahprikee {audio}media/polish/vegetables/Papryka.mp3{/audio} Raspberry
Pieczarka / Pieczarki Pyehchahrkah / Pyechahrkee {audio}media/polish/vegetables/Pieczarka.mp3{/audio} Mushrooms
Pietruszka / Pietruszki Pyetrooshkah / Pyetrooshkee {audio}media/polish/vegetables/Pietruszka.mp3{/audio} Parsley
Pomidor/Pomidory Pohmeedohr / Pohmeedohri {audio}media/polish/vegetables/Pomidor.mp3{/audio} Tomato
Por / Pory Pohr / Pohri {audio}media/polish/vegetables/Por.mp3{/audio} Leek
Rzodkiewka / Rzodkiewki Jzhohtkyehfkah / Zhohtkyehfkee {audio}media/polish/vegetables/Rzodkiewka.mp3{/audio} Radish
Sałata / Sałaty Sahwahtah / Sahwahti {audio}media/polish/vegetables/Salata.mp3{/audio} Lettuce
Seler / Selery Sehlehr / Sehlehri {audio}media/polish/vegetables/Seler.mp3{/audio} Celery
Szczypiorek / – Jshchipyohrehk / – {audio}media/polish/vegetables/Szczypiorek.mp3{/audio} Chive
Szpinak / – Shpeenahk/ {audio}media/polish/vegetables/Szpinak.mp3{/audio} Spinach
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