Question

[captainofidiots]

Does anyone know how to say "peaches," or peach, if you don't want to use plurals, in a different language? I wouldn't mind a couple of different languages, only so that I could see what looks better visually. If not, whatever. I'll figure something out.

Whoever can help me, thank you. It means a lot to me.

Comments

[sweet_ali]

I know in spanish it's "melocotones".

[sweet_ali]

And i meant to add, i don't know the plural but in hebrew peach is "afarsek".

[xionin]

in mandarin, it's tao (with an accent over the a)

[gillo]

French is pêche (pêches).
Italian is pesca (le pesche).
German is pfirsich. (No idea of teh plural, just got out my dictionary.)

[babyelefant]

The german plural is Pfirsiche
and the singular is Pfirsich

[hieispike]

In Japanese, it's "momo". Sounds a bit funny, doesn't it? :P

[spikendru]

In Cymraeg (Welsh), peaches is eirin gwlanog, if that helps.