Basic Colors:
* Red: Rouge (pronounced "roozh")
* Blue: Bleu (pronounced "bluh")
* Green: Vert (pronounced "vair")
* Yellow: Jaune (pronounced "zohn")
* Orange: Orange (pronounced "oh-rahnj")
* Purple: Violet (pronounced "vee-oh-lay")
* Pink: Rose (pronounced "rohz")
* Black: Noir (pronounced "nwar")
* White: Blanc (pronounced "blahn")
* Grey/Gray: Gris (pronounced "gree")
* Brown: Brun (pronounced "broon")
Other Colors:
* Silver: Argent (pronounced "ar-zhon")
* Gold: Or (pronounced "ohr")
* Beige: Beige (pronounced "bayzh")
* Cyan: Cyan (pronounced "see-ahn")
* Magenta: Magenta (pronounced "mahn-zhon-tah")
Note:
* In French, colors are generally considered adjectives and agree in gender and number with the noun they modify. For example:
* une robe rouge (a red dress) - "rouge" agrees with "robe" (feminine singular)
* des fleurs jaunes (yellow flowers) - "jaunes" agrees with "fleurs" (feminine plural)
* Some colors, like "orange" and "beige," are invariable.
Let me know if you have any other questions about French colors!