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Fanta

FAN-tuh

Fanta (noun) means a brand of fruit-flavoured fizzy soft drink made by Coca-Cola. Example: “He grabbed a cold can of Fanta from the fridge.”

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A brand of fruit-flavoured fizzy soft drink made by Coca-Cola.
"He grabbed a cold can of Fanta from the fridge."

How to use Fanta

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishA brand name for an orange (or other fruit-flavoured) fizzy drink.

Word forms

Fantas plural, Fantas plural

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Etymology

A marketing name coined from German Fantasie, "imagination," when employees were asked to invent something creative for the new drink.

Origin: German

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Frequently asked questions

What does “Fanta” mean?

The word “Fanta” means a brand of fruit-flavoured fizzy soft drink made by Coca-Cola. In plain terms, a brand name for an orange (or other fruit-flavoured) fizzy drink.

How do you pronounce “Fanta”?

“Fanta” is pronounced FAN-tuh (/ˈfæn.tə/ in IPA).

How do you use “Fanta” in a sentence?

Here is “Fanta” used in a sentence: “He grabbed a cold can of Fanta from the fridge.”

What part of speech is “Fanta”?

“Fanta” is a noun.

Where does the word “Fanta” come from?

The word “Fanta” comes from German. A marketing name coined from German Fantasie, "imagination," when employees were asked to invent something creative for the new drink.

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