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Learn English vocabulary – Vegetables

26th March 2024 by Andrew

In this lesson, you will learn the English words of 30 vegetables. For a few of the vegetables, I will give you both the British English and American English word.

asparagus

asparagus

artichoke

artichoke

broccoli

broccoli

cabbage

cabbage

red cabbage

red cabbage

cauliflower

cauliflower

Brussels sprouts

brussels sprouts

lettuce

lettuce

cucumber

cucumber

tomato

Plural form: tomatoes

tomatoes

green pepper, red pepper and yellow pepper

red pepper green pepper yellow pepper

celery

celery

sweetcorn

sweetcorn

mushrooms

mushrooms

potato

Plural: potatoes

potatoes

onion

onions

chilli

British English: chilli
American English: chili


chilli

garlic

A piece of garlic is called a “clove” of garlic.

garlic

peas

peas

green beans

green beans

leeks

leeks

courgette

British English: courgette
American English: zucchini

courgette

aubergine

British English: aubergine
American English: eggplant

aubergine

pumpkin

pumpkin

At Halloween, we carve pumpkins to make a scary face!

halloween pumpkins

root vegetables

Root vegetables grow below the ground, in the soil. Here are some examples of root vegetables:

beetroot

British English: beetroot
American English: beet

beetroot

carrots

carrots

radish

Plural: radishes

radishes

turnip

turnips

parsnip

parsnips

Watch and listen on YouTube

Listen to the correct pronunciation of these words:

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