"Il tuo ombrello è viola."
Translation:Your umbrella is purple.
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Replied to it in a question of yours... and updated my Italian FAQ, #15 http://duolingo.com/#/comment/233855
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Colors ending in -o follow the general rules (-o,-a,-i,-e):
- azzurro
- bianco
- colorato
- giallo
- grigio
- nero
- rosso
Colors ending in -e use the same form for both masculine and feminie, but have a different form for all plurals, ending in -i:
- arancione
- celeste
- marrone
- turchese
- verde
Colors ending in -a or -u do not change at all and work for all gender and number combinations:
- blu
- fucsia
- porpora
- rosa
- viola
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Check this out, maybe it helps you :)
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Because this adjective doesn't change, so you say " un fiore viola" (masculin singular), "due fiori viola" (masculin plural), "una penna viola" (feminine singular) and "due penne viola" (feminine plural).
It's the same, for example, for the colours rosa, blu, arancio :)