"Mangio frutta eccetto una."

[copesettic]

"I eat all fruits except one" should be acceptable.

[pkwatz]

Perhaps then it should be "mangio tutti frutti eccetto una"

[squaredomino]

It would be an acceptable translation if the Italian sentence said "all fruits". But it actually uses the singular 'frutta'.

[Elena18]

It can actually only sound like real English if you say "all fruits" or "all fruit".

[marziotta]

Out of context, it's not very natural in Italian as well... for you and HavardF.

[HavardF]

This can't be a complete sentence, neither in English nor Italian?

[ronjudd]

I prefer I eat all fruit except for one.

[imblah]

I think it's supposed to have been read with a pause/comma.
i.e. I eat fruit, except one.

[badyan]

tranne vs. eccetto - both mean except, what is the difference?