German Vocabulary: Days and Colors

'Blau' is the German word for blue. The other options (Baua, Blua, Hell) are either misspelled or mean different things in German.

'Schwarz' is the correct German word for black. 'Schwaraz' is a misspelling, 'DEnkel' appears to be garbled, and 'Balu' is not related.

'Braun' is the correct German word for brown. The other options (broun, bruon, brun) are misspelled variations.

Grun is the German word for green, often spelled as Grün. Among the choices provided, Grun is the intended foreign translation match.

The German word for orange is indeed 'Orange' (a loanword). The other options are misspelled variations.

The question is poorly defined but likely refers to the Italian or Spanish word for the color pink or the flower rose, which is 'Rosa'. The other options are misspellings or phonetic variations.

'Lila' is the correct German word for purple. 'purple' and 'purplei' are English words or misspellings, and 'rosa' means pink in German.

'Rot' is the correct German word for red. 'red' is English, 'rod' and 'road' are incorrect.

'Weiss' (or more accurately 'Weiß' with umlaut) is the German word for white. The other options are incorrect.

The German word for Monday is 'Montag', derived from 'Moon day'. This is a basic German vocabulary question testing day-of-week translation knowledge.

The German word for Tuesday is 'Dienstag', tracing its etymology to 'Thing day' (day of assembly). This tests basic German vocabulary.

The German word for Wednesday is 'Mittwoch', literally meaning 'mid-week'. This distinctive name reflects Wednesday's position as the middle day of the week.