Learning a new language is like going on an exciting adventure! One of the first things to learn in Spanish is the names of colors. Let’s explore the colorful world of Spanish together!
In Spanish, “los colores” means “the colors.” Knowing colors helps you talk about things, describe how you feel, and make your conversations more colorful!
Let’s start with some basic colors:
Try to think of things around you that match these colors:
Once you know the basic colors, you can learn more:
Here are some fun ways to remember these colors:
Let’s add a few more colors to your list:
Think of these examples to help you remember:
Let’s go over the colors one more time:
To make learning colors even more fun, try playing games! You can make flashcards with the color names in Spanish and their colors. Or, play a game where you find colors around you and say their names in Spanish.
Great job learning “los colores” in Spanish! Knowing colors is a big step in learning a new language. Keep practicing, and soon you’ll be using these colors in your conversations. If you liked this guide, keep exploring and learning more Spanish words. Have fun learning!
Color Hunt: Go on a color hunt around your home or classroom. Find objects that match the colors you’ve learned in Spanish. For example, find something rojo (red), azul (blue), and amarillo (yellow). Once you find them, say the color in Spanish and share what you found with a friend or family member.
Color Mixing Experiment: Use paints or colored water to mix primary colors and discover new ones. For example, mix rojo (red) and amarillo (yellow) to make anaranjado (orange). As you mix, say the colors in Spanish and see what new colors you can create!
Color Story Time: Create a short story or drawing using the colors you’ve learned. For example, draw a picture of a verde (green) tree with marrón (brown) branches and a rosado (pink) flower. Share your story or drawing with someone and describe it using the Spanish color names.
