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Post  Lucxene Thu Aug 26, 2010 3:38 pm

So I notice the colors...I figure let's write them down in languages we know or if anyone knows add them. o.o Let see how creative we are with the languages.

BLACK
NEGRO
NOIR

BLUE
AZUL
BLEU

BROWN
CAFE'
BRUN

GRAY
GRIS
GRIS

GREEN
VERDE
VERT

ORANGE
NARANJA
ORANGE

PINK
ROSADO
ROSE

RED
ROJO
ROUGE

VIOLET or PURPLE
VIOLETA or PU'RPURA
VIOLET or POURPRE

WHITE
BLANCO
BLANC

YELLOW
AMARILLO
JAUNE
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Post  Zion Thu Aug 26, 2010 5:37 pm

Let me add some Laotian to these =P. The words underneath the color in english are what they are in Lao. Also, converting Lao to English isn't very neat and simple, so sorry if I put some combinations that seem impossible to pronounce XD;.

BLACK
DAUM

BLUE
PHA

BROWN
NAM THANH

GRAY
KITAO

GREEN
KEO

ORANGE
MAK GHEANG

PINK
BUA

RED
DANG (XD not the english word)

VIOLET
MUANG

WHITE
KAO (this made me laugh XD)

YELLOW
LUANG

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Post  Celica Thu Aug 26, 2010 10:26 pm

Well this is interesting....let me give it a try. XD


FILIPINO:

WHITE
PURRAW (pu-rao) - Usually a term used to refer to Caucasian people. XD

(This is all I know for sure right now, maybe KaoKao and Zymes will add in but I may add in more later. XD)

HAWAIIAN:

(There is a song I learned a long while back in elementary school all about Hawaiian colors but I've since forgotten that now... >>; )

Red
Ula Ula

Pink
Akala

Orange
Alani

Yellow
Melemele

Purple
Poni

Blue
Polu

Green
Oma'oma'o

Gray
Hinahina

Brown
Maku'e

White
'Kea

Black
'Ele'Ele

(The ' refers to an accentuated "break" in the word. So...Brown = Maku'e, so mahku.-eh )
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Post  Zymes Thu Aug 26, 2010 10:59 pm

FILIPINO - Tagalog (National Language)

White
Puti

Black
Itim

Red
Pula

Blue
Bughaw or Asul

Yellow
Dilaw

Orange
Dalandan

Violet
Biyoleta (lol) or Lila or Ube

Green
Berde

Pink
Rosas

Brown
Kayumanggi or Kape

Gold
Ginto

Silver
Pilak

Bronze
Tanso

Indigo
Tayum

Since English became my 2nd language, Tagalog has been demoted to my 3rd. Since I rarely use it only to speak tagalog-speaking Filipinos. And I had to ask my dad, who's home language is tagalog, which is weird because we (rest of the family) speak to him in our home language, Bisaya (a dialect, which is my first tongue >.>).

Edit : After posting this, I heard Kooh in my mind asking me the filipino word for Rainbow ... @_@

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Bahaghari
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Post  Kaoruniwa Thu Aug 26, 2010 11:39 pm

since celi and zyzy did tagalog, i guess i'll do my dialect xD

Colors in Ilocano:

white
pudaw

black
ngisit

red
baga

blue
asul

green
berde

orange
kahel

violet
violet ( rofl xD)

yellow
duyaw

gray
dapo

brown
kayumanggi

There's a possibility i might have them wrong >>; i rarely, if ever, speak ilocano, unless im at home xD. In which i only like simple phrases not convos rofl xD
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