Call it by its name

So, strawberries are your favourite fruit. You are travelling in a different country, and would love to try the home-grown strawberries, the local strawberry ice cream or that exotic pavlova topped with strawberries.
Do not get stuck, call it by its name. Here is a list of languages followed by the way to say strawberry in each:
| European languages | |
| Albanian | luleshtrydhe |
| Corsican | fregola |
| Check | jahoda |
| Danish | jordbaer |
| Dutch | aardbei |
| Estonian | maasikas |
| French | fraise |
| German | erdbeere |
| Italian | frogola |
| Portuguese | morango |
| Spanish | fresa |
| Asian languages | |
| Bengali | স্ট্রবেরি |
| Chinese | 草莓 [cǎoméi] |
| Hindi | स्ट्रॉबेरी |
| Japanese | イチゴ |
| Korean | 딸기 [ttalgi] |
| Malayalam | സ്ട്രോബെറി |
| Nepali | स्ट्रबेरी |
| Thai | สตรอเบอร์รี่ |
| Turkish | çilek |
| Vietnamese dau | dâu |
| Middle-Eastern languages | |
| Arabic | الفراولة[alfarawila] |
| Hebrew | תּוּת |
| Kurdish | tû |
| African languages | |
| Afrikaans | aarbei |
| Chichewa | sitiroberi |
| Zulu | ijikijolo |
| Austronesian languages | |
| Filipino | presa |
| Indonesian | stroberi |
| Malagasy | frezy |
| Maori | rōpere |
This simple guide should help you to get your way around your strawberry tasking in different countries. However, if all else fails and you find yourself in a market or shop where you see delicious strawberries, pointing and gesturing enthusiastically should also do the trick.