How to Say ‘Dark color’ in Japanese
暗い色
くらいいろ
💬 Usage Tip: ‘暗い’ means dark. It can also imply 'somber' or 'gloomy'.
🇯🇵 In Japan: Dark colors are often seen in Japanese winter fashion and can signify elegance and professionalism.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
暗いくらい
[kurai]
Dark
Not reflecting much light; having a low light level or intensity.
暗い色の家具があります。
There is furniture in dark colors.
色いろ
[iro]
Color
The specific hue, saturation, and brightness of an object perceived as a color.
彼の部屋は暗い色で塗られています。
His room is painted in dark colors.
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