http:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=tbCSgiQI9MY&feature=plcp<\/a><\/p>\napple – ma\u00e7\u00e3
\napricot – damasco
\navocado – abacate
\nbanana – banana
\nblackberry – amora silvestre
\nblack currant – uva passa preta
\nblueberry – arando
\ncantaloupe – cantalupo, mel\u00e3o-cantalupo
\ncherry – cereja
\ncoconut – c\u00f4co
\ncranberry – mirtilo, uva-do-monte
\ndate – t\u00e2mara
\nfig – figo
\ngrape – uva
\ngrapefruit – toranja
\nhoneydew melon – tipo de mel\u00e3o tipicamente americano
\nkiwi fruit – kiwi
\nkumquat – laranjinha kinkan
\nlemon – lim\u00e3o amarelo
\nlime – lim\u00e3o verde
\nmango – manga
\nnectarine – nectarina
\nolive – azeitona
\norange – laranja
\npapaya – mam\u00e3o
\npeach – p\u00eassego
\npear -p\u00eara
\npineapple – abacaxi
\nplum – ameixa
\npomegranate – rom\u00e3
\nraspberry – framboesa
\nstrawberry – morango
\ntangerine – tangerina
\nwatermelon – melancia<\/p>\n
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