Fruits : A Matching Exercise for Chinese Learners

If you're studying Chinese and looking to improve your vocabulary, we have a matching exercise that may interest you. It's both fun and challenging, so you won't have to search elsewhere. With this exercise, you can test your knowledge of Chinese fruit names and have a good time while doing it. Get ready to improve your language skills and quickly become a fruit expert. Let's get started!

A Matching Exercise

木瓜
火龙果
石榴
芒果
西瓜
李子
苹果
金桔
草莓
柿子
柠檬
树莓
香蕉
桃子
菠萝
梨子
猕猴桃
葡萄
黑莓
蓝莓
樱桃
橙子
橘子

SOLUTIONS

1. Kumquat (金桔 jīnjú)

2. Papaya (木瓜 mùguā)

3.  Pear (梨子, lízi)

4.  Tangerine (橘子 júzi)

5. Pomegranate (石榴 shíliú)

6. Lemon (柠檬, níngméng)

7. Apple (苹果 píngguǒ)

8. Pineapple (菠萝 bōluó)

9. Cherries (樱桃 yīngtáo)

10. Peaches (桃子 táozi)

11. Dragonfruit (火龙果 huǒlóngguǒ)

12. Blueberry (蓝莓, lánméi)

13. Oranges (橙子 chéngzi)

14.  Grapes (葡萄 pútáo)

15. Persimmons (柿子 shìzi)

16. Strawberry (草莓, cǎoméi

17. Blackberry (黑莓, hēiméi)

18. Watermelon (西瓜 xīguā)

19. Kiwifruit (猕猴桃 míhóutáo)

20. Mangoes (芒果 mángguǒ)

21. Raspberry (树莓, shù méi)

22. Bananas (香蕉 xiāngjiāo)

23. Plums (李子 lǐzi)

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