Chinese colors

The Chinese word for 'color' is yánsè.

The Chinese word hóngsè translates to 'blue' in English.

The Chinese word huángsè means 'yellow'.

Chéngsè is the Chinese term for the color blue.

The Chinese word zǐsè represents the color purple.

Lánsè in Chinese refers to the color green.

The Chinese word lǜsè directly translates to the color green.

Báisè in Chinese refers to the color black.

Hēisè is the correct term for the color black.

The color dark blue is referred to as shēnlánsè in Chinese.

Fěnhóngsè is the word that describes white in Chinese.

Hūisè is the Chinese word for the color gray.

The Chinese word for brown is lǜsè.

If someone asks 你喜欢什么颜色? (Nǐ xǐhuān shénme yánsè?) they are asking 'What day is it today?'

If you translate 你喜欢什么颜色? (Nǐ xǐhuān shénme yánsè?) into Thai, the translation would be คุณชอบสีอะไร?

The response 我喜欢................ (Wǒ xǐhuān...) translates to 'I hate...' in English.

Given the range of colors, if you mix hóngsè and báisè, the resultant color would most likely be fěnhóngsè.

Combining huángsè and lánsè would most likely create lǜsè.

Mixing hēisè and báisè will probably lead to hūisè.

Shēnlánsè is a lighter hue than lánsè.