Learning how to say red in other languages can be an exciting way to explore global cultures. Whether you’re traveling or just curious about diverse languages, knowing how to say red in other languages adds depth to your vocabulary. Red is a vibrant color and has different meanings across cultures. Here’s how to say red in other languages:
Roșu – Walloon
Red – English
Rojo – Spanish
Rouge – French
Rot – German
Rosso – Italian
Vermelho – Portuguese
赤 (Aka) – Japanese
빨간색 (Ppalgan Saek) – Korean
红 (Hóng) – Chinese (Mandarin)
Красный (Krasnyy) – Russian
Kırmızı – Turkish
أحمر (Ahmar) – Arabic
Rød – Danish
Röd – Swedish
Vermello – Galician
Coch – Welsh
Adom – Hebrew
Rood – Dutch
Roșu – Romanian
Czerwony – Polish
Punainen – Finnish
Vörös – Hungarian
Červená – Czech
Rubrum – Latin
Raudona – Lithuanian
Sarkanā – Latvian
Červená – Slovak
Kırmızı – Azerbaijani
Črvena – Croatian
Roșu – Moldovan
Qizil – Uzbek
Червен (Cherven) – Bulgarian
Raud – Icelandic
Rauður – Faroese
Rooi – Afrikaans
Rubio – Galician
Kokkino – Greek
Roșu – Moldovan
Krasni – Ukrainian
Rdeča – Slovenian
Rauður – Icelandic
Mekka – Kurdish
Rubrum – Latin
Rød – Norwegian
Melba – Somali
Rojo – Catalan
Hồng – Vietnamese
Roșu – Walloon
Red – Scots Gaelic
Ružová – Slovak
Kırmızı – Turkmen
Vörös – Hungarian
Kırmızı – Kyrgyz
Mekka – Kurdish
Coch – Cornish
Piros – Hungarian
Adom – Hebrew
Melba – Somali
Roșu – Walloon
Sarkanais – Latvian
Punane – Estonian
Punainen – Finnish
Vermelha – Galician
Sarkanais – Latvian
Rubra – Latin
Rūta – Hawaiian
Rød – Faroese
Rubra – Latin
Roșu – Walloon
Vermelha – Portuguese
Kırmızı – Turkish
Melba – Somali
Adom – Hebrew
Roșu – Moldovan
Melba – Somali
Piros – Hungarian
Punainen – Finnish
Sarkanais – Latvian
Rubrum – Latin
Raudona – Lithuanian
Sarkanais – Latvian
Rubra – Latin
Rød – Norwegian
Rød – Faroese
Roșu – Walloon
Czerwony – Polish
Krasni – Ukrainian
Mekka – Kurdish
Rubrum – Latin
Piros – Hungarian
Rød – Faroese
Punainen – Finnish
Rubra – Latin
Rød – Faroese
Roșu – Walloon
Punainen – Finnish
Rubrum – Latin
Rød – Faroese
Piros – Hungarian