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GalicianVocabulary0 to A1 Course → Basic Vocabulary → Colors

Colors are an essential part of our lives, and knowing their names can help us describe the world around us better. In this lesson, you will learn the names of common colors in the Galician language.

Basic Colors

Here are the names of basic colors in Galician:

Galician Pronunciation English
Branco [ˈbɾaŋ.ko] White
Negro [ˈne.ɣɾo] Black
Vermello [beɾˈme.ʎo] Red
Azul [aˈθul] Blue
Verde [ˈbeɾ.ðe] Green
Amarelo [amaˈɾe.lo] Yellow
Roxo [ˈro.ʃo] Purple
Laranxa [laˈɾãn.ʃa] Orange
  • Branco - White
  • Negro - Black
  • Vermello - Red
  • Azul - Blue
  • Verde - Green
  • Amarelo - Yellow
  • Roxo - Purple
  • Laranxa - Orange


Other Colors

Here are the names of other colors in Galician:

Galician Pronunciation English
Marrón [maˈrõwŋ] Brown
Gris [ɡɾis] Grey
Prateado [pɾa.tɛˈa.ðo] Silver
Dourado [do.uˈɾa.ðo] Gold
  • Marrón - Brown
  • Gris - Grey
  • Prateado - Silver
  • Dourado - Gold

Adjectives for Colors

In Galician, we often use adjectives to describe colors further. Here are some of the most commonly used adjectives for colors:

  • Claro - Light
  • Escuro - Dark
  • Pastel - Pastel
  • Vivo - Bright
  • Suave - Soft

For example:

  • Azul claro - Light blue
  • Vermello escuro - Dark red
  • Verde pastel - Pastel green
  • Amarelo vivo - Bright yellow
  • Roxo suave - Soft purple

Conclusion

Congratulations on completing the Colors lesson in Galician! You now know the names of basic and other colors in Galician, as well as some adjectives to describe them further. Keep practicing and expanding your vocabulary in Galician. Next up, let's learn the days of the week!


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