Vocabulary Module
Fruits in Hindi (Phal)
Explore the marketplace vocabulary. Learn the names, pronunciation, and nutritional profiles of common Indian fruits.
Sweet (King of Fruits)
आम
(Aam)
Mango
Sweet / Crisp
सेब
(Seb)
Apple
Sweet / Soft
केला
(Kela)
Banana
Sweet / Sour
अंगूर
(Angoor)
Grapes
Citrus / Juicy
संतरा
(Santra)
Orange
Sweet / Seeds
अनार
(Anaar)
Pomegranate
Sweet / Soft
पपीता
(Papita)
Papaya
Sweet / Crunchy
अमरूद
(Amrood)
Guava
Watery / Sweet
तरबूज
(Tarbooz)
Watermelon
Tangy / Sweet
अनानास
(Ananas)
Pineapple
Milky / Nutty
नारियल
(Nariyal)
Coconut
Sour / Citrus
नींबू
(Nimbu)
Lemon
Sweet / Grainy
नाशपाती
(Nashpati)
Pear
Sweet / Tart
स्ट्रॉबेरी
(Strawberry)
Strawberry
Sweet / Floral
लीची
(Leechi)
Lychee
Sweet / Malty
चीकू
(Cheeku)
Sapodilla
Marketplace Grammar
1. Buying by Weight
In India, almost all fruits (including Bananas in some regions) are sold by the kilogram (Kilo), not by the dozen or piece.
Example: "Ek kilo seb dena" (Give me 1kg of apples).
2. "Kaccha" vs. "Pakka"
These are crucial adjectives when buying fruit:
- Kaccha: Raw / Unripe (e.g., Green Mango)
- Pakka: Ripe / Ready to eat