Colors in Spanish are a vibrant and important part of the language. In this blog post, we'll go over some of the most common colors in Spanish and provide their English translations and pronunciations.
- Rojo (Red) : ROH-hoh
- Azul (Blue) : ah-SOOL
- Amarillo (Yellow) : ah-mah-REE-yoh
- Verde (Green) : BEHR-deh
- Naranja (Orange) : nah-RAHN-hah
- Morado (Purple) - Pronunciation: moh-RAH-doh
- Rosa (Pink) - Pronunciation: ROH-sah
- Negro (Black) : NEH-groh
- Blanco (White) : BLAHN-koh
- Gris (Grey) : grees
- Marrón (Brown) : mah-RROHN
- Dorado (Gold) : doh-RAH-doh
- Plateado (Silver) : plah-teh-AH-doh
Learning colors in Spanish is not only useful for communication, but it can also help you appreciate the vibrant culture of Spanish-speaking countries. Plus, it's fun to learn new vocabulary and practice your pronunciation.
Keep in mind that the pronunciation guide uses a phonetic alphabet, so it may not be exactly the same as your native language. Practice and repetition will help you get the hang of it!
Next time you're practicing your Spanish, try incorporating these colors into your conversations. And if you're feeling adventurous, try mixing and matching colors to create new words and phrases!
¡Buena suerte! (Good luck!)
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