How do you say blue in all different languages?

Here are some common languages and their words for "blue":

European Languages:

* English: Blue

* Spanish: Azul

* French: Bleu

* German: Blau

* Italian: Blu

* Portuguese: Azul

* Russian: Синий (Siniy)

* Polish: Niebieski

* Dutch: Blauw

* Swedish: Blå

* Danish: Blå

* Finnish: Sininen

* Norwegian: Blå

* Hungarian: Kék

* Czech: Modrý

* Slovak: Modrý

* Romanian: Albastru

* Greek: Μπλε (Mple)

Asian Languages:

* Chinese (Mandarin): 蓝色 (Lánsè)

* Japanese: 青 (ao)

* Korean: 파란색 (paransek)

* Hindi: नीला (neela)

* Thai: น้ำเงิน (nam ngern)

* Vietnamese: Xanh dương

* Arabic: أزرق (azraq)

* Hebrew: כחול (kachol)

* Turkish: Mavi

* Persian: آبی (ābi)

* Bengali: নীল (nil)

Other Languages:

* Latin: Caeruleus

* Sanskrit: नील (nila)

* Amharic: ሰማያዊ (semayawi)

* Zulu: Oluhlaza okwesibhakabhaka

This is just a small sample of the many languages that exist in the world. There are many other languages with their own unique words for "blue".

It's important to note that some languages have multiple words for different shades of blue. For example, in Russian, "голубой" (goluboy) is used for a lighter shade of blue, while "синий" (siniy) is used for a darker shade.