Colors in Cantonese

Spoken by a native Cantonese voice, the same recording a child hears in the Kidster app.

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These recordings are in Cantonese, written in Traditional characters. Some words differ from Mandarin: brown is 啡色 (fe1 sik1), from the word for coffee, and pink is 粉紅色. Cantonese has six tones, so the pitch of each word matters.

All of them, with spelling

MeaningWordPronunciation
Red紅色hung4 sik1
Blue藍色laam4 sik1
Yellow黃色wong4 sik1
Green綠色luk6 sik1
Purple紫色zi2 sik1
Pink粉紅色fan2 hung4 sik1
Brown啡色fe1 sik1
Black黑色hak1 sik1
White白色baak6 sik1
Gray灰色fui1 sik1
Rainbow彩虹coi2 hung4
Gold金色gam1 sik1
Silver銀色ngan4 sik1

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