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Colors in Europe: Insane
Can you name the words for these colors in these 32 European languages?
Spelling must be exact, accent marks are not required
Several transliteration schemes of Cyrillic and Greek are accepted
Inspired by http://www.jetpunk.com/quizzes/colors-in-europe-quiz and http://www.jetpunk.com/user-quizzes/176134/colors-in-europe-quiz-pro
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Last updated: July 7, 2016
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| First submitted | May 11, 2016 |
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I was 90% sure I typed verde... I knew it tried variations of vert and verd several times... apparently not or something went wrong because it IS in the list...
I did have the bright idea to try variations of color. I believe none or one worked. But seeing the answers it was a good idea (even some i tried, but with a different spelling). I thought of it because of azul, it is like azure. And marron which I learned for the quiz which only had french spanish and german, which is like maroon. So I tried emerald, scarlet, gold, ruby, etc even cement as I ve seen that used as grey sometimes haha. and ecru and ochre.
the ones i didnt get, but had the right idea were: gul, castanho (I tried chestnut), vermelho(vermillion)
Btw does anybody else feel like the greek ones are food (related) haha I can imagine each of those as a food item (and a cook and and asprine and coffee... and perhaps kitchen)