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German Fruits — Picture Match

Match each fruit to its German name. Learn words like der Apfel, die Banane and die Orange — every word shown with its English meaning.

Tap a picture, then tap its German word to make a pair.

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How to play

  1. 1

    Look at the picture

    Each card shows a picture. Pick the one you want to match.

  2. 2

    Tap the matching word

    Choose the German word that names the picture.

  3. 3

    Match them all

    Clear the whole board, then play again with a fresh set.

German fruit words in this game

Here is the full list of words in this game, each with a picture and its English meaning. Use it to study before or after you play.

Picture German Meaning
der Apfel apple
die Banane banana
die Orange orange
die Weintrauben grapes
die Erdbeere strawberry
die Wassermelone watermelon
die Zitrone lemon
die Ananas pineapple
der Pfirsich peach
die Kirsche cherry
die Birne pear
die Mango mango
die Kokosnuss coconut
die Kiwi kiwi
die Avocado avocado
die Blaubeere blueberry

Der, die, das: the gender of every noun in this topic

In German, every noun has a grammatical gender. Learn each word together with its article from day one — adding the genders later is much harder.

der Apfel · apple die Banane · banana die Orange · orange die Erdbeere · strawberry die Wassermelone · watermelon die Zitrone · lemon die Ananas · pineapple der Pfirsich · peach die Kirsche · cherry die Birne · pear die Mango · mango die Kokosnuss · coconut die Kiwi · kiwi die Avocado · avocado die Blaubeere · blueberry

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German fruits — questions & answers

How do you say "fruit" in German?

The German word for fruit is "das Obst" (a single fruit is "die Frucht"). This game teaches the most common fruits, each with its gender article.

Why does each word start with der, die or das?

German nouns have a gender. "Der" marks masculine nouns, "die" marks feminine ones and "das" marks neuter ones. Learning the article together with the word is the easiest way to remember its gender.

Is this game free?

Yes — it runs right in your browser, needs no sign-up or download, and you can replay it as many times as you like.

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