Is "very blue" translated....

Question

How is "very blue" translated in your culture?

I see the forum use "muy azul" and the textbook we are studying from uses "azul, azul".

I am just curious what the fluent, or native speakers have to say. Thanks.

Answer 1

muy azul

azulísimo

bien azul

con mucho azul

Then, you have several tones of blue

Answer 2

You can also say "azul intenso". In your sentence you would have to say "de un color azul intenso" to sound correct.

Answer 3

How about: azul oscuro (dark blue)

Answer 4

Hola:

Do you mean the color or the feeling?

It's the color. The textbook example is, "El agua es transparente, fresca y azul, azul." Talking about el Océano Pacífico. - bandit51jd, Nov 5, 2010

Cool, just making sure :) - LuisaGomezBartle, Nov 5, 2010

Answer 5

very blue-> muy azul = azulón