Topic 4. Vegetables

Bean

Đậu (quả)

(noun)

/bin/

Lam doesn't like green beans.

Bell pepper

Ớt chuông

(noun)

/bɛl ˈpɛpər/

Bell peppers are rich in vitamin C.

Broccoli

Súp lơ xanh

(noun)

/ˈbrɑkəli/

Do you like broccoli?

Cabbage

Bắp cải

(noun)

/ˈkæbɪʤ/

I like all vegetables except for cabbage.

Carrot

Cà rốt

(noun)

/ˈkærət/

Rabbits love carrots.

Celery

Cần tây

(noun)

/ˈsɛləri/

Celery juice is good for health.

Chili

Ớt

(noun)

/ˈʧɪli/

Would you mind passing on the chili sauce?

Corn

Ngô

(noun)

/kɔrn/

Here is some corn candy for you.

Cucumber

Dưa chuột

(noun)

/ˈkjukəmbər/

I would like a banh mi with no cucumber, please.

Eggplant

Cà tím

(noun)

/ˈɛgˌplænt/

They are making eggplant soup for dinner.

Garlic

Tỏi

(noun)

/ˈgɑrlɪk/

Be careful. Too much garlic will ruin the dish!

Ginger

Gừng

(noun)

/ˈʤɪnʤər/

My mom makes some ginger tea every day in winter time.

Lettuce

Xà lách

(noun)

/ˈlɛtəs/

Tim's mom asks him to help her wash the lettuce.

Mushroom

Nấm

(noun)

/ˈmʌʃrum/

Have you ever tried mushroom hotpot?

Onion

Hành tây

(noun)

/ˈʌnjən/

Is there onion in this burger?

Pea

Đậu

(hạt)

(noun)

/pi/ Peas are usually boiled or steamed.

Potato

Khoai tây

(noun)

/pəˈteɪˌtoʊ/

These potatoes look so fresh!

Pumpkin

Bí ngô

(noun)

/ˈpʌmpkɪn/

Pumpkin is a symbol of Halloween.

Spinach

Rau bina

(noun)

/ˈspɪnəʧ/

Raw spinach is 91% water.

Tomato

Cà chua

(noun)

/təˈmeɪˌtoʊ/

Tomatoes are a great source of vitamin C & vitamin K.