My progress in learning Spanish (Part 5): Basic colors in Spanish (with video)

Hello friends, welcome to the part five of my Spanish learning progress. Hoy es un día colorido 😀.
Today I'm going to share with you what I've learnt in the past week. I have been learning about the basic colors in spanish.
I have practiced the colors and have learnt to put them in a sentence as suggested to me by a friend @josevas217 who has been teaching me Spanish and that is very effective for me.

Below I'll share with you the basic colors I've learnt in Spanish:

Los colores	The colors
Negro	black
Blanco	white
Anaranjado	orange
Azul	blue
Amarillo	yellow
Verde	green
Rojo	red
Gris	gray
Marrón	brown
Rosado	pink
Púrpura	purple
Dorado	golden
Plateado	silver

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In order to remember the colors, ive learnt the typical things of each of them, that's what they can represent.

Typical things of each color

Negro (black): Noche, carbón, murciélago
Blanco (white): Algodón, papel, azucar
Anaranjado (orange): naranja, zanahoria,
Azul (blue): cielo, oceano
Amarillo (yellow): mantequilla, queso
Verde (green): árbol, grama
Rojo (red): sangre, vino, rosas
Gris (gray): rocas, platas
Marrón (brown): tierra, lodo
Rosado (pink): legua, labios, rosas
Púrpura (purple): cebolla, barenjena
Dorado (golden): zarchillos, oro
Plateado (silver): cuchillería, espiga

I have also learnt to associate those colors in sentences. The video below shows how I do it:

_{Ps: As I'm still learning, my pronunciation may not be perfect in the video}

I also learnt that these colors are adjectives that must agree with the gender and number of the noun.

For example colors that end with A and O must coincide with the noun's gender. Example, negro has four forms it can appear:

Blanco (masculine and singular): Un vestido blanco
Blancos (masculine and plural): Unos vestidos blancos
Blanca (feminine and singular): Una casa blanca
Blancas (feminine and plural): unas casas blancas.

So it goes with all other colors that ends with A and O. For the other that end with other letters, the don't take uo feminine forms, but they take plural forms and an S or ES is added at the end of their plural forms.

Verde (singular)
Verdes (plural)

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I'm very happy to have learnt about these colors in this way.
Learning the colors in Spanish helps me to think
and imagine in the language and that is a very effective way to learn.

Thank you for your attention, and see you next week.

_{Previous parts
Part 1: Spanish alphabets

Part 2: Spanish numbers

Part 3: Days of the week

Part 4: Dates in Spanish}

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vasc0 (71) · last year

Hola amiga, muy bien la pronunciacion.
Acá en Argentina al anaranjado se lo nombra más como la fruta "Naranja".
saludos

madilyn02 (70) · last year

Oh really? Well i guess there are differences in culture hehe.

Thank you so much for your visit and support. Greetings!

josevas217 (79) · last year

Muchas gracias por la mención. Sin dudas que estas avanzando muy rápido, eres aplicada en el estudio, se nota, lo que me hace estar seguro de que dominarás tambien el idioma español.
Felicidades por ese avance, vas muy bien.

Thank you so much for your help and support. I'm very happy

gift08 (58) · last year

You are advancing very well l, I admire your progress dear. Keep it up and you'll achieve what you want

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