Früchte
fruits
The German word for fruits is 'Früchte'. It is a plural noun that refers to any type of fruit. In German, the plural form of a noun is often used when referring to multiple items, even if the English equivalent is a collective noun. For example, 'I like to eat fruits' would be translated as 'Ich esse gerne Früchte'.
Example sentences using: Früchte
Ich esse gerne Früchte.
I like to eat fruits.
This phrase is expressed in the first person singular pronoun 'Ich' followed by the action verb 'esse' indicating a liking for eating fruits.
Die Früchte sind auf dem Tisch.
The fruits are on the table.
This sentence uses the preposition 'auf' to indicate the location of the fruits using the noun 'Tisch', denoting a table.
Früchte sind gesund.
Fruits are healthy.
In this simple sentence, an adjective 'gesund' is used to describe the noun 'Früchte' indicating the healthy nature of fruits.