fish (n)
/fɪʃ/

con cá

a creature that lives in water, breathes through gills, and uses fins and a tail for swimming

salmon (n)
/ˈsæm.ən/

cá hồi

a silver fish with pink flesh that lives in the sea but swims up rivers to produce its eggs

snapper (n)
/ˈsnæp.ɚ/

cá chỉ vàng

a fish that lives in warm seas and can be eaten

squid (n)
/skwɪd/

mực ống

a sea animal like an octopus but with ten arms instead of eight

tuna (n)
/ˈtuː.nə/

cá ngừ

a large fish that lives in the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans

fish fillet (n)
/fɪʃ fɪl.ɪt/

cá phi lê

a piece of fish without bones

skate (n)
/skeɪt/

cá đuối

a large, flat sea fish, which can be eaten as food

cod (n)
/kɑːd/

cá thu

a fish that lives in the North Atlantic Ocean

cockle (n)
/ˈkɑː.kl̩/

sò huyết

a small European shellfish, which can be eaten

cuttlefish (n)
/ˈkʌt̬.l̩.fɪʃ/

mực nang

a sea creature with eight arms and two tentacles that has a wide, flat shell inside its body

lobster (n)
 /ˈlɑːb.stɚ/

tôm hùm

a shellfish that has a long body, eight legs, and two large parts like arms called claws

shrimp (n)
/ʃrɪmp/

con tôm

a small shellfish with a lot of legs

crab (n)
/kræb/

con cua

a shellfish with ten legs and two large claws used for holding things

spider crab (n)
/ˈspaɪ.dɚ kræb/

con ghẹ

a crab with long thin legs and a compact pear-shaped body

scallop (n)
 /ˈskɑː.ləp/

sò điệp

a shellfish with two shells that fit together

clam (n)
/klæm/

con nghêu

a type of sea creature with a shell in two parts that can close together tightly, and a soft body that can be eaten

octopus (n)
/ˈɑːk.tə.pəs/

bạch tuộc

a sea creature with a soft, oval body and eight tentacles (= long parts like arms)

mussel (n)
/ˈmʌs.əl/

chem chép

a small shellfish that can be eaten, with a black shell in two parts

oyster (n)
/ˈɔɪ.stɚ/

con hàu

a type of shellfish that has a rough shell and is eaten as food, and other types of which produce pearls

whelk (n)
/welk/

ốc biển

a small shellfish that lives along the coast of the North Atlantic Ocean