How to Say ‘Fruit’ in French
Des fruits
day FRWEE
[day FRWEE]
💬 Usage Tip: French usually needs a little word like des before food where English uses nothing. So you say des fruits where English just says "fruit".
Phrase Breakdown
Des
[day]
some
Indicating a portion or number of something.
Des livres sont sur la table.
Some books are on the table.
fruits
[FRWEE]
fruit
Plural of 'fruit'; French uses the plural for various fruits.
Je mange des fruits chaque jour.
I eat fruit every day.
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