Colours in Spanish game

Before playing the game, you can learn these words with our set of online Spanish flashcards: colours. For a visual presentation of these Spanish adjectives on a single page, make use of our Spanish visual dictionary: colours. Both interactive resources include Castilian Spanish audio.

How do you say the colours in the Spanish language?

red - rojo
black - negro
orange - naranja
yellow - amarillo
brown - marrón
green - verde
white - blanco
blue - azul
grey - gris
purple - púrpura (also you can say 'morado')
pink - rosa

Other colours not included in the above colour words visual presentation:

gold (colour) - dorado
silver (colour) - plateado, e.g. - 'silver hair' is 'cabello plateado'.
violet - violeta
beige - beige

Light and dark colours in Spanish language

Dark in Spanish is 'oscuro', and light is claro. For 'dark green you would say 'verde oscuro', 'light green' is 'verde claro'. However, in some cases its not just a matter of adding an adjective, but changing the entire word. For example light blue could be 'celeste' (or sky blue). You might say 'café' (coffee colour) for dark brown.

Further Spanish games and flashcards:

To ensure you have memorized the vocabulary in this Spanish colours game/flashcard set, play the Spanish colours spelling game. To see how adjectives work in sentence structure and change according to gender and number (singular, plural), play the Spanish sentences game 1 (numbers, words and colours) or the Spanish sentences game 2 (numbers, words and colours 2). Both come with Castilian Spanish voice recordings. To play these Spanish grammar games you will need to have studied the numbers in Spanish up to twelve, which you can do with our numbers in Spanish game 1-12, and have learned the vocabulary found in the Spanish vocabulary game 1 (17 words), and the Spanish vocabulary game 2. Numerous more fun Spanish language learning games can be found on the main Spanish games page.

About this Spanish colours game:

Online game for learning colours in Spanish (los colores en español). Free-to-use interactive Spanish game designed for use in kids' Spanish class or for students learning Spanish independently online. Study the colour vocabulary, which includes Spanish audio recordings, and then choose to play either the Spanish colours game audio, or for quiet libraries or noisy classrooms; the colours in Spanish without audio (words in written form only). To play this multiple-choice Spanish game, match the word (read or heard) with one of the four colour segments. After a few questions you will need to match two and then three colour words with corresponding colour segements.

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