how do you say beans in spanish??

Question

is it habichuelas or friholes? or somethin' else?

Answer 1

It depends on the Spanish-speaking place.

Frijoles in Mexico, Peru and other latin American countries.

Habichuelas in Puerto Rico

"Judías" in Spain

There are many other names for beans such as alubias, habas, porotos, pochas, fabas, fréjoles, chícharos, or caraotas .

Use Frijoles, is more commonly known.

Answer 2

Beans In Spanish

Answer 3

In Spanish beans = fréjoles (brown beans or of whatever colour are called fréjoles colorados). They are the most common beans used, fréjoles

El fréjol is one single bean (that is fréjol is a masc. noun).

(Also judías, habas, alubias can be used, but I believe you are looking for the word fréjoles!) Sorry, I don´t think you want a wide list of all the kinds of beans there are?

Answer 4

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how do you say beans in spanish??
is it habichuelas or friholes? or somethin' else?

Answer 5

Well... really depends on what kind of beans...
Black & pinto beans are usaully referred as "Frijoles", green beans are called "Ejotes" and other beans linke vanilla beans are coffee beans aren't even mentioned in spanish, it's simply "Vainilla or Cafe" =)

Answer 6

Frijoles

Answer 7

Habichuelas translates as kidney beans, habas means beans
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Answer 8

It is habichuelas or frijoles depending on what spanish country you travel to or what country the person you are talking to came from.

Answer 9

Food words are often different in different dialects of Spanish, so it kind of depends on which dialect you are going for. "Frijoles" is a pretty common word.

Answer 10

Youc can say either. As a Puerto Rican, we say habichuelas, but my hubby is Columbian and they say frijoles.