How to Say ‘Dark blue’ in Mexican Spanish
Azul oscuro
ah-SOOL ohs-KOO-roh
[ah-SOOL ohs-KOO-roh]
💬 Usage Tip: Add oscuro after any color to make it darker: verde oscuro "dark green", café oscuro "dark brown".
Phrase Breakdown
Azul
[ah-SOOL]
blue
The color blue; same form for masculine and feminine.
El mar es azul.
The sea is blue.
oscuro
[ohs-KOO-roh]
Dark
Describes a dark roast, which is generally bolder in flavor.
Prefiero el tostado oscuro para mi café.
I prefer dark roast for my coffee.
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