How do you explian colours to a blind person?

Question

As far as i know it's not possible

Answer 1

Try this:
Blue: the condensation on the ouside of a glass of ice water
Brown: the rough texture of a tweed/suede jacket
Red: the feel of baked bread crust fresh out of the oven
Green: the texture of live leaves and grass

There are a few others, but I don't remember them all now...

Answer 2

I imagine it would be very difficult but I have heard that for red use something hot like a coffee cup
Orange use a warm cup
Blue use icy cold glass
White use soft fluffy cotton wool

Not sure about any other colours.

Answer 3

Well - you could use representations. Like some people think that cold would represent blue. Red would represent hot. You just gotta be creative. They'll never know what the color looks like, but it could give them an idea.

Answer 4

it's impossible, a blind person has no concept of color, has never seen it.....though, you can tell them when they feel hot, that is red or if you feel cold, that is blue. But it is limited in what you can compare to colors. They still can't visualize the color.

Answer 5

compare colours to something they can feel (touch), or maybe smell or taste. Something cool, like water could be blue. Something hot could be red, an orange (the fruit) would be orange. white could be a cottonball, green could be a fresh leaf petal; brown, maybe soil, pink, cotton candy. try it. let me know if it works

Answer 6

You can compare it to feelings like hot or cold, and also describe if it's light or dark.

Answer 7

Well, this question is interesting. I myself is color blind.. I never see color right... They can't never explain the color me...

The answer is "THERE ARE NO WAYS"

Answer 8

red=hot blue/white=cold i think that might work

Answer 9

No, I don't believe it is possible.
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Answer 10

i don't know.