| Names of colours in DutchAbout learning the Dutch language and life in the Netherlands come from 
        Bon Journal and Diary entries written by Anne Ku The Dutch have a sense of humour, no doubt about that. The Dutch are 
        more direct than the English. Dutch is an old language, older than English. 
        Dutch and German have a 50% overlap in vocabulary. [You don't capitalise 
        nouns in Dutch but you do in German.] This page will only get more populated with links and useful information 
        as I get more into speaking the language of cunning linguists! I invite you to suggest new links by contacting 
        me directly. Groetjs, Anne 
created: 24 March 2004   |  
         
          | Colour | Dutch word | Dutch adjective | English |   
          |  | wit |  | white |   
          |  | zwart |  | black |   
          |  | grijs |  | grey |   
          |  | blauw |  | blue |   
          |  | groen |  | green |   
          |  | rood |  | red |   
          |  | roze |  | pink |   
          |  | geel |  | yellow |   
          |  | ligt blauw |  | light blue |   
          |  | ligt groen |  | light green |   
          |  | paars |  | purple |   
          |  | bruin |  | brown |   
          |  | oranje |  | orange |  Dark =Light =Shade =  | Expatica 
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