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In french, we have the word "Baie", which means berry, but is not widely used for fruits, and we also have another expression which is much more used, "Fruits r
by elcomet 7y ago
In french, we have the word "Baie", which means berry, but is not widely used for fruits, and we also have another expression which is much more used, "Fruits rouges", literally "red fruits". I think it covers more accurately fruits like raspberries, strawberries, and others. I don't know if "red fruits" is also used in english.
- simonh 7y agoYp, we have that as well but it's very informal, you won't usually see it on product packaging but at home I'll ask one of my kids for a glass of 'red juice'. 'Forest Fruits' is a common generic name for a mix of red berry juices or fruits.
- elcomet 7y agoI see. Here, it is usually on the packaging (and we never see berry). We say 'Forest fruits' as well.
- staz 7y agoAll the "fruits rouges" are not red and it confuse me a lot (e.g. Blueberries)
- elondaits 7y agoExactly the same in spanish with "bayas" and "frutos rojos" (also sometimes called "frutos del bosque", which is "fruits from the woods").
- JTon 7y ago> I don't know if "red fruits" is also used in english Can confirm it's not commonly used in North American english. I can't say I've ever heard it used like this before