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- ◄Hercules►Lv 61 decade agoFavorite Answer
There's no way, sorry
But you may use adjectives and nouns to describe your feeling when you see a color, such as:
Hot, fire when you see red - think he understands what hot means
Cool, water when you see blue... isn't it cool?
Snow is white and see if you can get him some snowy white snow... or tell him about X'mas time, a White X'mas
For green, hand him a leave, etc etc
BTW my fave colors are grey and blue
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- EvelynMineLv 71 decade ago
Color has meaning and "moods...yellow for happy, brown for sad, green for energy, to be injured is black and so on...also taste can be used...something hot is red, cold is blue, sweet could be orange etc.
- leonard bruceLv 61 decade ago
You can explain it to them by touch and feel, hot and cold. They only have the darkness concept of color otherwise.
- laziifrogLv 51 decade ago
just say the color to them and they do know coz their heart are full of colors like rainbow.They do know sky is blue, earth is green, sun is red and moon is yellow.
- debdiniLv 51 decade ago
For blue, let them feel something cold, for red, let them feel something hot, for green let them smell cut grass, for orange, let them smell an orange, etc.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Hell if i know, but i'd like to write a book about it!!
- ♫Pavic♫Lv 71 decade ago
I agree with deb, you can try to explain them through the other senses, but it might be tricky. Great question, btw
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Same way you would a person with sight.
- 1 decade ago
you prolly can't. You'd have to use bright and dark as definitions.