Comparison table for how to say groceries in Japanese

For the first time to visit Japan, you may be in trouble with buying groceries at supermarkets. This following table may help you how to explain what you want to buy in Japanese. 

<Example Sentences>

Where is the onions? = Tamanegi wa doko deska? = 玉ねぎはどこですか？

I want plastic bags = hukuro kudasai. = 袋ください。

<Comparison Table>

ENGLISH	JAPANESE
Onion	Tamanegi, 玉ねぎ
Tomato	Tomato, トマト
Cucumber	Kyuuri, きゅうり
Carrot	Ninjin, にんじん
Okra	Okra, おくら
Eggplant	Nasu, なす
Cabbage	Kyabetsu, きゃべつ
Garlic	Nin-niku, にんにく
Ginger	Shouga, しょうが
Salt	Shio, 塩
Sugar	Satou, 砂糖
Vinegar	Su, 酢 *several kinds of vinegars 米酢 = Rice vinegar リンゴ酢 = Apple vinegar
Rice	Kome, 米
Meat	Niku, 肉

<Hint for Supermarkets>

There are many kinds of supermarkets in Tokyo. Seiyu(西友), Maruetsu(マルエツ) and AEON(イオン) are one of the famous supermarket brands. Moreover, there's good grocery shop that sells coffee beans and imported foods. It is Kaldi. You may have seen at south exit of Nishi-kasai station or other places in Tokyo. There're good coffee beans, coconut milk, cheese, chocolate and even some kinds of spices.