Green color in Japanese 🇯🇵

みどりいろ info.

Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– Break it down: "みどり" (midori) is the word for "green," and "いろ" (iro) means "color."
– Associate green with nature: Think of green forests (midori no mori) to remember that "みどり" (midori) means green.

Explanations:
– みどりいろ (midori-iro) combines the noun "みどり" (green) with "いろ" (color) to specifically denote the color green.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 緑 (みどり, midori): Simply "green" as a noun.

Alternate meanings like slang:
– Midori can also refer colloquially to lush, green areas such as parks or forests.

Examples of sentences that use it:
1. この絵の中にはたくさんの緑色があります。
– Kono e no naka ni wa takusan no midori-iro ga arimasu.
– There is a lot of green color in this picture.

2. 私の好きな色は緑色です。
– Watashi no suki na iro wa midori-iro desu.
– My favorite color is green.

3. 春になると、全てが緑色になります。
– Haru ni naru to, subete ga midori-iro ni narimasu.
– In spring, everything turns green.

4. 緑色の車を買いました。
– Midori-iro no kuruma o kaimaa.
– I bought a green car.

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