For Chinese Hey, I want to ask about this sentence: 这 枚 硬 币 是 金 黄 色 的。 (zhè méi yìnɡ bì shì jīn huánɡ sè de.) I found that jīn=gold huánɡ=yellow Why do you use both of? or Has "jīn huánɡ" a me

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For Chinese Hey, I want to ask about this sentence: 这枚硬币是金黄色的。 (zhè méi yìnɡ bì shì jīn huánɡ sè de.) I found that jīn=gold huánɡ=yellow Why do you use both of? or Has "jīn huánɡ" a meaning? yìnɡ= ? Thanks..

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thanks, i got it now the difference =)

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Hey,

I want to ask about this sentence: 这枚硬币是金黄色的。 (zhè méi yìnɡ bì shì jīn huánɡ sè de.)

I found that jīn=gold huánɡ=yellow Why do you use both of? or Has "jīn huánɡ" a meaning?

yìnɡ= ?

Thanks..

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yellow 黄色，金黄色 yellow like gold

橘黄色yellow like orange

苏丹红 red like sudan

乳白色： white like milk

1) 金黄色indicates that the yellowness is so special that makes you think of what gold looks like. 2) 黄色is a general expression of yellowness, and is pure color. 3) 金黄色is more specific than黄色. 4) You can say"金黄色的稻田","金黄色的金属","黄色的衣服","黄色的药丸", to list a few of them.

yellow 是黄色，the color of gold 是金黄色，they are different

金黄色（golden yellow）is different from 黄色（yellow）。The color of gold is golden yellow,but the color of sunflowers is yellow.

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