Is it true that russians consider grren and grey the same colour, or just some kind of myth?
Would be nice to see if any speakers could give some answers
Is it true that russians consider grren and grey the same colour, or just some kind of myth?
What is grren?
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never ever heard about that, where did you listen about that bullshit?
It's true, I still don't understand what color the word 'grey' is supposed to represent desu.
Meant to say blue and green, instead of grey and green desu
The thing is, we actually don't have different words for colors in Russian. We only have words for 'light' and 'dark'. So the answer is 'yes' to all. That's why Russian speakers struggle when it comes to differentiating colors in English, we just don't have this western concept in our culture.
>only light and dark
Im suddenly interested
pls explain
What's there to explain? It is exactly how I said: we describe the appearance of something in terms of 'lighter' or 'darker'. We don't have the concept of colors.
Thats really weird
And sounds somewhat confusing, but sure