Let’s review fruit names and colors in Japanese!!

Colors (noun) changes to additives by adding い, i or の, no at the end, depending on the color.

•Example of い, i colors
あか, aka (red)/あお, ao (blue)/きいろ, kiiro (yellow)/ちゃいろ, chairo (brown) くろ, kuro (black)/しろ, shiro (white)

•の, no colors
みどり, midori (green)/ぴんく,pinku (pink)/おれんじ, orenji (orange)/むらさき, murasaki (purple)

When adding の(no), you can also add いろ(iro, means color) before の(no), like we said in this video for みかん(mikan) as おれんじ いろの みかん(orenji iro no mikan).

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