A plurality say the letter “N” is black. Click a color to add your vote.
The letter “N” is black because…
“In Spanish, black is negro, which starts with an N. ”
“All letters are black.”
The letter “N” is orange because…
“N for naranja, the Spanish word for orange.”
“Alphabet Lore N was orange.”
“N is just special like that.”
“N is sharp and punchy, and makes a warm sound, it needed a punchy, warm color. But not angry like red, or too blinding like yellow.”
“N for Naranja in Spanish.”
“Because it’s a quirky letter, and orange is a quirky color.”
“Ora-N-ge.”
The letter “N” is brown because…
“I thought of November, which, where I live, has a lot of trees going dormant.”
The letter “N” is green because…
“N for Nature.”
The letter “N” is purple because…
“It has a very regal vibe. Like a throne of some sort.”
The letter “N” is blue because…
“Its sharp. Like blue.”
The letter “N” is red because…
“Netflix logo.”
“N for No, which is red.”
“N for no, and no is red.”
“Red is often a ‘negative’ colour. Checkmarks are green, crosses are red. This is a bit cliché, but N appears in a fair amount of negative words: ‘No’, ‘Not’, ‘Never’, ‘None’.”
“N is for Negative, which is red.”
The letter “N” is yellow because…
“N for noble, and I picture a noble king wearing a yellow crown.”
“I thought of neon, and thus yellow.”
“N from murder drones is rather yellow.”
“It’s sort of like M, which is sort of pink, but not quite. It’s light like M, though, so yellow.”
“Lemon.”
The letter “N” is grey because…
“N is grey because I associate it with the word ‘nothing,’ which is also grey.”
“N for neutral.”
“Narwhals are grey.”
“The letter ‘N’ is grey because it’s a (N)eutral color.”