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View this list of Spanish colors with translations from: Spanish to English or English to Spanish

(Words in bold added during the last update. Latest additions can also been seen on our LearnSpanishCLT twitter page.)


Amarillo - Yellow	Anaranjado - Orange	Azabache - Jet black	Azul - Blue


Azul celeste - Sky blue	Blanco - White	Marrón - Brown	Morado - Purple


Negro - Black	Rojo - Red	Rosado - Pink	Verde - Green


Violeta - Violet

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Color Related Words in Spanish:

Opaco - Opaque
Oscuro - Dark
Translucido - Translucent
Transparente - Transparent

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Spanish Colors Learning Videos

Margo's Magnifico Podcast - Spanish Colors: Three Part Set

This set of videos are like a virtual classroom (complete with teacher) to help you learn the Spanish Colours in various ways. By the end of the lesson, you should have a good handle on the colours, as well as the proper pronounciations for each of the words. Includes: red, brown, green, white, orange, yellow, blue, black, grey, purple, pink.

Margo's Magnifico Podcast - Spanish Colors 1 of 3

Margo's Magnifico Podcast - Spanish Colors 2 of 3

Margo's Magnifico Podcast - Spanish Colors 3 of 3