Colors in Korean
By Dmytro Syrykh, the parent who makes Kidster
Spoken by a native Korean voice, the same recording a child hears in the Kidster app.
All of these are free in Kidster.
Good to know
Korean colors are often said with 색 (“color”) on the end: 노란색, 초록색, 보라색. The basic ones also have a short form, as in 빨강 and 파랑, which is what children usually hear first.
All of them, with spelling
| Meaning | Word | Pronunciation |
|---|---|---|
| Red | 빨강 | ppalgang |
| Blue | 파랑 | parang |
| Yellow | 노란색 | noransaek |
| Green | 초록색 | choroksaek |
| Purple | 보라색 | borasaek |
| Pink | 분홍색 | bunhongsaek |
| Brown | 갈색 | galsaek |
| Black | 검정 | geomjeong |
| White | 흰색 | huinsaek |
| Gray | 회색 | hoesaek |
| Rainbow | 무지개 | mujigae |
| Gold | 금색 | geumsaek |
| Silver | 은색 | eunsaek |
Hear every word, in any of eleven languages
Kidster is a calm app for ages one to five: animals, colors, shapes and numbers, each spoken aloud. Switch the voice to any of eleven languages in the Parent Zone. No ads, works offline.
Get Kidster