Fresh produce
Let's expand your grocery list with some fresh fruits. Remember to match the gender and number of your articles and adjectives to the nouns they describe, like the feminine la fresa (the strawberry), la uva (the grape), and la pera (the pear).
| Yesterday I bought those red strawberries in the market. | Ayer compré esas fresas rojas en el mercado. |
| My brother always eats grapes with cheese. | Mi hermano siempre come uvas con queso. |
| You have to wash the pear before eating it. | Tienes que lavar la pera antes de comerla. |
Meat and dairy
Here are some common nouns for meats and dairy products.
| That steak is very expensive in this supermarket. | Ese filete es muy caro en este supermercado. |
| Do you want a ham sandwich for an afternoon snack? | ¿Quieres un bocadillo de jamón para merendar? |
| My grandmother always has a yogurt with apple for breakfast. | Mi abuela siempre desayuna un yogur con manzana. |
Pantry staples
Finally, let's stock up on everyday pantry items and vegetables. Note the genders of ingredients like el azúcar (the sugar), el pimiento (the pepper), la harina (the flour), and la pasta (the pasta).
| I like pasta because it is very easy to make. | Me gusta la pasta porque es muy fácil de hacer. |
| You do not have to add sugar to my coffee. | No tienes que añadir azúcar a mi café. |
| I need to buy flour to make a cake. | Necesito comprar harina para hacer un pastel. |
| My mother cut that green pepper very slowly. | Mi madre cortó aquel pimiento verde muy despacio. |
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