Colors in Spanish
By Dmytro Syrykh, the parent who makes Kidster
Spoken by a native Spanish voice, the same recording a child hears in the Kidster app.
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Good to know
Spanish colors usually come after the noun and many change with it: un coche rojo, una manzana roja. Verde, azul, gris and rosa stay the same. The recordings use the masculine form, the one used to name a color on its own.
All of them, with spelling
| Meaning | Word |
|---|---|
| Red | Rojo |
| Blue | Azul |
| Yellow | Amarillo |
| Green | Verde |
| Purple | Morado |
| Pink | Rosa |
| Brown | Marrón |
| Black | Negro |
| White | Blanco |
| Gray | Gris |
| Rainbow | Arcoíris |
| Gold | Dorado |
| Silver | Plata |
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