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Beginner Spanish · A1

Colors in Spanish: rojo, azul, verde and more

Name colors and describe things.

I can say what color things are.

Colors come after

Colors go after the noun and match it: un sofá rojo, una casa blanca, las sillas negras.

Azul and verde don't change for gender, only for plural: una mesa azul, dos mesas azules.

una casa blanca
a white house
dos sillas azules
two blue chairs

Useful words and phrases

rojo, roja
red
azul
blue
verde
green
amarillo, amarilla
yellow
blanco, blanca
white
negro, negra
black
  • azul: Same for masculine and feminine.
  • verde: Same for masculine and feminine.

A new look

☕ Lucía wants to redecorate the café

  1. Lucía

    Quiero mesas nuevas para el café.

    I want new tables for the café.

  2. Sam

    ¿De qué color?

    What color?

  3. Lucía

    Azules o verdes. ¿Qué te gusta?

    Blue or green. What do you like?

  4. Sam

    ¡Azules! Con sillas blancas.

    Blue! With white chairs.

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