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Memory Trick: A pat on the back for cooking a potato.
Pat + ata = patata.
Memory Trick: See bolls of tears form when you cut an onion.
See + boll = cebolla.
Memory Trick: Garlic is so strong it makes vampires shout "Ajo!" in fear.
Ajo = ajo.
Memory Trick: Pile men together to harvest a spicy pepper.
Pile + men = pimiento.
Memory Trick: Pep up your salad with a crisp no-calorie cucumber.
Pep + in = pepino.
Memory Trick: Bernie the hen lays an eggplant.
Bernie + hen = berenjena.
How vegetable names vary across Spanish-speaking countries.
Spain: Patata
Latin America: Papa
Spain: Judías verdes
Arg/Uru/Chile: Chauchas
Mexico: Ejotes
Caribbean/Col: Habichuelas
Spain: Calabacín
South America: Zapallito italiano
Mexico: Calabacita
Spain/Mexico: Calabaza
South America: Zapallo
Caribbean: Auyama
Spain/General: Maíz
Mexico: Elote
South America: Choclo
Masculine: El coliflor
Feminine: La coliflor
(Gender depends on region)
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