Spanish colors game

Sixteen colors, including the claro and oscuro variants that turn twelve words into far more. Colors are a good first set because you can check yourself against whatever is in the room.

16 words 7 games Free · no signup

All seven games run on this set. Grid Hack suits it particularly well, because rojo, azul and verde are short enough to trace cleanly through the grid.

The 16 words you will practise

All 16 words in this set
SpanishEnglishSay it like
rojo red ROH-hoh
naranja orange nah-RAHN-hah
amarillo yellow ah-mah-REE-yoh
verde green VEHR-deh
azul blue ah-SOOL
morado purple moh-RAH-doh
rosa pink ROH-sah
marrón brown mah-ROHN
negro black NEH-groh
blanco white BLAHN-koh
gris grey grees
violeta violet vyoh-LEH-tah
azul claro light blue ah-SOOL KLAH-roh
azul oscuro dark blue ah-SOOL ohs-KOO-roh
verde claro light green VEHR-deh KLAH-roh
rojo oscuro dark red ROH-hoh ohs-KOO-roh

7 games run on this set

  • Sky Rescue: 10 rounds
  • Pop Quiz: 10 rounds
  • Kraken Escape: 10 rounds
  • Warp Run: 10 rounds
  • Flooded Hold: 6 rounds
  • Grid Hack: 6 rounds
  • The Vault: 14 rounds

Questions

Do Spanish colors change their ending?

The ones ending in -o do, for both gender and number: rojo, roja, rojos, rojas. The rest change only for number. The games use the dictionary form; the lesson covers the agreement.

Why does the color come after the noun?

Spanish puts most descriptive adjectives after the thing they describe, so it is coche rojo, not rojo coche.

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