Colors in Spanish: Specialty Shades

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Word List

SpanishPhoneticEnglishExample Sentence
Carmesíkar-meh-SEECrimson"La bandera es carmesí."
Magentamah-HEHN-tahMagenta"La flor es de color magenta."
Olivaoh-LEE-vahOlive"La chaqueta es de color oliva."
Terracotateh-rrah-KO-tahTerracotta"La maceta es terracota."
Azul marinoah-SOOL mah-REE-noNavy"El uniforme es azul marino."
Salmónsahl-MOHNSalmon"La camisa es color salmón."
LilaLEE-lahLilac"El vestido es lila."
CobreKO-brehCopper"El techo es de cobre."
Marfilmar-FEELIvory"Las paredes son color marfil."
Escarlataehs-kar-LAH-tahScarlet"El vino es color escarlata."
Carmesíkar-meh-SEE
Crimson
Magentamah-HEHN-tah
Magenta
Olivaoh-LEE-vah
Olive
Terracotateh-rrah-KO-tah
Terracotta
Azul marinoah-SOOL mah-REE-no
Navy
Salmónsahl-MOHN
Salmon
LilaLEE-lah
Lilac
CobreKO-breh
Copper
Marfilmar-FEEL
Ivory
Escarlataehs-kar-LAH-tah
Scarlet

Vocabulary Video

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Grammar Tip

Tip: Compound colors like azul marino (navy blue) don't change form for gender or number - they stay the same no matter what they describe.

Practice Quiz

Colors — Vocabulary Quiz

Question 1 of 10

What does Carmesí mean?

Question 2 of 10

What does Magenta mean?

Question 3 of 10

What does Oliva mean?

Question 4 of 10

What does Terracota mean?

Question 5 of 10

What does Azul marino mean?

Question 6 of 10

What does Salmón mean?

Question 7 of 10

What does Lila mean?

Question 8 of 10

What does Cobre mean?

Question 9 of 10

What does Marfil mean?

Question 10 of 10

What does Escarlata mean?

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