Orange juice in Spanish 🇪🇸

Pronunciation

Normal speech: hoo-goh deh nah-rahng-hah
IPA: /’xuɣo ðe na’ɾaŋxa/

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variations by country

In some countries, “jugo de naranja” may be called “zumo de naranja” or “naranjada”

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mnemonic

“Jugo de naranja” sounds like “juicy orange”, which can help you remember its meaning

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jugo de naranja info.

Tips to remember:
– The word “jugo” sounds like “jewel,” so imagine a jewel in place of a glass of orange juice to help remember the word.
– “Naranja” is similar to “Naranj-” in “Naranjo,” which is the Spanish word for an orange tree. Picture an orange tree next to a glass of juice.
– Associate the words by visualizing orange juice being squeezed right from the orange on the tree.

Explanations:
– “Jugo” means juice, and “de” means of/from, so “jugo de naranja” literally translates to juice of orange or orange juice.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– “Zumo de naranja” is another term for orange juice, often used in Spain.

Alternate meanings like slang:
– “Jugo de naranja” doesn’t have a popular slang meaning, it typically refers to the beverage.

Examples of sentences that use it:
– “Me gustaría un vaso de jugo de naranja, por favor.” (I would like a glass of orange juice, please.)
– “¿El desayuno viene con jugo de naranja incluido?” (Does the breakfast come with orange juice included?)
– “Prefiero tomar jugo de naranja sin azúcar añadida.” (I prefer to drink orange juice without added sugar.)
– “Todos los días exprimo naranjas para hacer jugo de naranja fresco.” (Every day I squeeze oranges to make fresh orange juice.)

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