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Vegetables in Chinese for Kids — 蔬菜 Mandarin Word Book

Help your child learn common vegetables in Mandarin with Chinese characters, pinyin, English, and tap-to-hear audio.

胡萝卜húluóboCarrot
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Voice reads Mandarin 中文

Help your child learn common vegetables in Mandarin with this free Chinese word book for kids. Each page pairs a friendly illustration with the Chinese characters, pinyin, English meaning, and tap-to-hear Mandarin audio — so even parents who are still learning can read along with confidence.

Vegetables are a wonderful first topic because they show up at every meal. When your toddler points at dinner and you can name the 胡萝卜 (carrot) or 番茄 (tomato) together, the words stick. Tap any picture to hear it spoken slowly by a clear voice, switch the audio between Mandarin and English, and toggle pinyin on or off as your child grows more confident.

This book is made for toddlers, preschoolers, and bilingual families learning Chinese at home. There is no sign-up and nothing to install — just open it and start reading together. When you are ready for more, you can create a personalized storybook starring your own child, or explore our other free word books for fruits, animals, and everyday objects.

Vegetables word list

EnglishChinesePinyin
Carrot胡萝卜húluóbo
Tomato番茄fānqié
Cucumber黄瓜huángguā
Eggplant茄子qiézi
Greens青菜qīngcài
Potato土豆tǔdòu
Corn玉米yùmǐ
Pumpkin南瓜nánguā
Mushroom蘑菇mógu
Onion洋葱yángcōng
Broccoli西兰花xīlánhuā
Chili辣椒làjiāo
Lotus root莲藕lián'ǒu
Sweet potato红薯hóngshǔ
Cauliflower花菜huācài

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Frequently asked questions

How do you say vegetable in Chinese?
The Mandarin word for vegetables is 蔬菜 (shūcài). Individual vegetables have their own words — for example carrot is 胡萝卜 (húluóbo) and tomato is 番茄 (fānqié).
Is this Chinese book really free?
Yes. The full vegetables word book is free to read with no sign-up. Tap-to-hear audio, pinyin, and English support are all included.
Does it use simplified or traditional characters?
The words are shown in simplified Chinese characters with pinyin, which is the most common starting point for young learners.

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