arándano
everyday
A blueberry in Mexico is an arándano, and arándano azul when you want to be exact. A cranberry is usually arándano rojo or arándano agrio.
Meaning: a small blue fruit (noun)
Ways to say it
| Mexican | Note |
|---|---|
| arándano | everyday |
| arándano azul | precise |
In supermarkets and cafés you see arándanos in yogurt, muffins, jam and juice. Mexico grows many blueberries and exports a lot of them.
How does it change in a sentence?
The noun is masculine, so you say el arándano and los arándanos.
Did you know?
- Blueberries are sold in Mexican stores by the cajita, a small plastic box.
Examples in context
- Quiero un muffin de arándano.I want a blueberry muffin.
- Compré arándanos para el desayuno.I bought blueberries for breakfast.
Example conversation
Clara buys fruit at a supermarket with her friend Nora.
- Clara¿Llevamos arándanos?Shall we get blueberries?
- NoraSí, son para el yogur.Yes, they are for the yogurt.
- ClaraEntonces dos cajitas.Then two small boxes.
