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Is there a difference in usage between naranja and anaranjado?

Is there a difference in usage between naranja and anaranjado?

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When speaking of the fruta, is it acceptable to call it naranja or anaranjado? What of the color, naranja or anaranjado?

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updated Dec 6, 2011
posted by IreneEleanor
Good question. - --Mariana--, Dec 6, 2011
good question, here have a vote. - steveduck2345, Dec 6, 2011

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I'm pretty sure they work both ways, but the proper way would probably be naranja for the fruit and anaranjado for the color... alt text

updated Dec 6, 2011
posted by steveduck2345
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I think that naranja and anaranjado can both be used for the colour - the fruit is naranja

updated Dec 6, 2011
posted by ian-hill
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Hi and welcome to the forum.

Naranja is the fruit and anaranjado is the color.

updated Dec 6, 2011
posted by --Mariana--
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Naranja = fruit or color

anaranjado = orangy (that has shades/hues of orange color)

right?

smile

updated Dec 6, 2011
posted by chileno
¿De veras? No sé si tienes razón, pero es interesante. - Jubilado, Dec 6, 2011