2.6 - Colores Simplified Example: Englissh / Spanish

Agreement, Colors Since colors are adjectives (they describe what the noun is like), they must agree in number and gender with the nouns to which they are attached. Colors that end in vowels will end in 'a' to agree with feminine nouns or 'o' to agree with masculine nouns. If a color ends in a consonant, such as 'azul', it doesn't change. To pluralize a color that ends in a vowel, simply add an 's'. If the color ends in a consonant, add 'es'. For example: el gato negro the black cat los gatos negros. the black cats la pared azul the blue wall las paredes azules the blue walls Double Colors Agreement with the noun is slightly different when the name of the color includes two adjectives instead of just one, as in 'azul claro' (light blue). The second adjective, in this case, 'claro', is the one that must agree with the noun. The first adjective, blue, does not change. For example:   amarillo (adj) yellow anaranjado (adj) orange arco iris (m) rainbow azul (adj) blue blanco (adj) white claro (adj) light (as in light blue) colorado (adj) red dorado (adj) golden durazno (adj) peach-colored gris (adj) grey marrón (adj) brown morado (adj) purple negro (adj) black oscuro (adj) dark plateado (adj) silver rojo (adj) red rosado (adj) pink verde (adj) green violeta (adj) violet Simplified Example: Spanish Vamos a hablar de los colores. Por ejemplo, el cielo es azul. El pasto es verde. Esta rosa es roja. Las nubes son blancas. La tierra es de color café. Let's talk about colors. For example, the sky is blue. The grass is green. This rose is red. The clouds are white. The ground is brown in color

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