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is 果物 or フルーツ used more?
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Both are commonly used.
I use both equally, I can't say which is used more. We mean the same thing anyway.
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They are used with the same frequency.
Elderly would use 果物, and younger people would use フルーツ more.
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@Brayrockz They are both used,but I think that younger people tend to use more フルーツ,and elder people more 果物.
Even that, both are very common,so don't be scared to use one or other.
This happens with other words like:
汁液-ジュース
食べ物-フード("tabemono" is more natural,I believe)
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