How to Say ‘Fresh fruit’ in Italian
Della frutta fresca
del-lah froot-tah fres-kah
[del-lah froot-tah fres-kah]
💬 Usage Tip: della is di + la, and here it gives the sense of some. You can reuse this with food: della frutta, del pane, dei biscotti.
Phrase Breakdown
Della
[del-lah]
Some
Indicates an unspecified quantity.
Vorrei della frutta fresca, per favore.
I would like some fresh fruit, please.
frutta
[froot-tah]
fruit
The fleshy product of a tree or plant that contains seed.
Mi piacerebbe della frutta fresca.
I would like some fresh fruit.
fresca
[fres-kah]
fresh
Recently made or obtained, not processed.
Acquistiamo della frutta fresca ogni settimana.
We buy fresh fruit every week.
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