"Două pere galbene."

Translation: Two yellow pears.

[SebastienBaill]

Was the choice of "galb" influenced by German "gelp"?

[Momzi]

It comes from the latin "galbinus".

[J.C.M.H.]

And Latin galbinus gave French jaune.

[PisuCat]

To be honest, that's not the most surprising Latin -> French change I've seen.

[travel.linguist]

It's gelb* in German though

[FaizalZahid]

I thought it was related to Italian "giallo", hence "yellow" too?

[nahuatl1939]

Gelb, not gelp.

[dieprinzessin]

gelb

[IanWitham1]

I will remember "pere" because in Britain we make an alcoholic drink from pears. It is called "perry."