Comparatives in Supermarket Vocabulary

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Which fruit is sweeter in Spanish: "la manzana" or "la fresa"?

Back

La fresa es más dulce que la manzana.

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In Spanish, how would you say that bananas are healthier than grapes?

Back

Los plátanos son más saludables que las uvas.

Front

Which vegetable is more nutritious in Spanish: "el brócoli" or "la lechuga"?

Back

El brócoli es más nutritivo que la lechuga.

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How do you say in Spanish that carrots are more colorful than potatoes?

Back

Las zanahorias son más coloridas que las papas.

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Which grocery item is more expensive in Spanish: "el arroz" or "la pasta"?

Back

La pasta es más cara que el arroz.

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In Spanish, how would you say that milk is more popular than juice?

Back

La leche es más popular que el jugo.

Front

Which is a cheaper alternative in Spanish: "el pan" or "el queso"?

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El pan es una alternativa más barata que el queso.

Front

How do you say in Spanish that apples are more popular than pears?

Back

Las manzanas son más populares que las peras.

Front

Which fruit is juicier in Spanish: "la naranja" or "la piña"?

Back

La piña es más jugosa que la naranja.

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In Spanish, how would you say that tomatoes are more versatile than cucumbers?

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Los tomates son más versátiles que los pepinos.