How to Say ‘Dark color’ in Mexican Spanish
Color oscuro
koh-lohr ohs-koo-roh
[koh-lohr ohs-koo-roh]
💬 Usage Tip: 'Oscuro' means 'dark', and is the opposite of 'claro'.
🇲🇽 In Mexico: Darker colors can represent mystery and depth in various Mexican cultural contexts.
Phrase Breakdown
Color
[koh-lohr]
Dark color
A color with a darker or more intense shade.
Me gusta el color oscuro de la chaqueta.
I like the dark color of the jacket.
oscuro
[ohs-koo-roh]
Dark
Having a high amount of darkness; not bright.
Las paredes de la habitación son de un color oscuro.
The walls of the room are a dark color.
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