German Fruit Names You MUST Know Before Shopping!

Welcome back to the weekly market. We're back at the weekly market in Leipzig. And today we're talking about fruit in German. This is all fruit. And what is this? This is the apple. And we also say here we have a green apple. The green apple. Here we have other apples. And what is this? This is a tangerine. The tangerine. After that I buy some tangerines. I like tangerines very much. Then we have here. This is very important. The plum. We also say that sometimes as a little insult. But a cute insult. When somebody does something stupid. And you just say, ah, you plum. You are a plum. Only if? It comes from this one. The plum. And these are also plums. This is another kind of plum. Light, dark and so on. And here. I love these too. These are peaches. The peach. And in this case this is a plate peach. A plate is flat. And this peach is also. This one not so much. But this one, for example, is very flat. A plate peach. And look, they are also cut open here. I think that's for me. Oh, awesome. A little hard, but tastes good. And these are nectarines. The nectarines. Here we also have peaches. Another kind. Light peaches, dark peaches. And here. They know that too. These are grapes. These are dark grapes. And these are light grapes. Very healthy, very tasty. And what do we have here? This is a watermelon. The watermelon. This is another one. In Germany we also have honey melon. But this one is a little bigger. This is a cantaloupe melon. Tastes like honey melon, I think. Also a little sweet. And this here. That's totally cool. Yes, that's totally high-tech. We also say high-tech in German. This is a coconut. And this is a drinking straw. And then you can put the drinking straw in there. And drink the coconut water. How cool, right? Totally cool. I'll buy that then. It tastes. The man said it tastes. And what do we have here? This is a mango. The mango. And they are really big. Really big mangoes. Here we have an avocado. The avocado. And. Oh. This is also cool. This is a fig. The fig. They are very sweet. But I think they are totally delicious. Ah, a fig also means. If you give someone a fig, it means. Hey, that's a fig too. And this here. No idea what that is. Oh, these are figs too. And it says here. A cactus fig. So. This is a different kind of fig. What is that? The pear. For example. There is also a light bulb. It is in your light. In your lamp. At home you have a light bulb. If you say, for example. I have to change the light bulb. Means you need a new light bulb. But this is a normal light bulb. For eating. But you see. The shape is the same. Here we have. Bananas again. The bananas. Watermelon. The papaya. And now. These are all. Bears. The. Bears. Important. The bear. This is a bear. With umlaut. Äh. Bear. And these are the bears. Here we have. Himbeeren. The. Him. Bears. What is that? Do you see that? These are. Heidelbeeren. Some people also say blueberries. Heidelbeeren or blueberries. And the last one. Das sind. Erdbeeren. Die Erde. Is actually the soil. Also hier drunter ist Erde. Aber die Erde ist auch unserer Planet. It's also our planet. Und das ist eine. Erdbeere. Da sie. Nicht in der Erde. Aber über der Erde. Wächst. It grows just above the ground. Kurzes Quiz. Short quiz. Let me know in the comments. How many points you got correct. Erstmal. Was ist das? Die Heidelbeere. Oder. Die Blaubeere. Nummer eins. Was ist das? Das haben wir hier. Das hier. Was ist das? Das ist eine. Birne. Die Birne. Und Nummer drei. Was ist das? Die Feige. Feige. Alles klar? Let me know in the comments. How many you got correct. Dankeschön. Und tschüss.