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How to Say ‘Darker blue’ in Portuguese

Azul mais escuro

ah-ZOOL mysh ehs-koor-oh

[ah-ZOOL mysh ehs-koor-oh]

💬 Usage Tip: mais before an adjective makes it "more". So mais claro means "lighter" and mais escuro means "darker".

Phrase Breakdown

Azul

[ah-ZOOL]

blue

The colour blue, here as a noun (a shade of blue).

Example

Pintei a sala num azul suave.

I painted the room in a soft blue.

mais

[mysh]

Used to ask for additional information or greater quantity.

Example

Quero saber mais antes de me candidatar.

I want to know more before applying.

escuro

[ehs-koor-oh]

Dark

Having a deep or darker color.

Example

Ele gosta do café bem escuro.

He likes the coffee very dark.

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