"मुझे रंग पसंद हैं।"

Translation: I like colors.

[LexieKlima]

Color without an s can also be considered plural when used in a general sense. I like color is a more typical way to say it in American English than colors.

[Ken384225]

Agreed. I like colour is exactly the same.

[JamesTWils]

And there is nothing here to indicate a plural, right?

[AgnusOinas]

Yes, there is: हैं

The little dot above indicates plural :)

[KeithSequeira]

Why can't we say I love colours?

[AzraSyamim]

exactly..i kept getting wrong just because of this

[fahd844317]

Pasandh is like not love.

[Rolando_Cueva]

Like and love are not exactly the same.

[Stephanos59785]

where is the plural indicated? isn't singular or plural ambiguous here

[LexieKlima]

It is actually there in the word हैं at the end. If it was singular it would have been है. But, I didn't notice that little difference because the idea of saying colors was too far from my mind. We usually wouldn't say it like that in the US.

[Poplet1]

Aah... I missed it too. Thanks.

[Muraka3]

Does anybody know why this is related to "health" topic? Does it imply something else?

[fahd844317]

I think they combined colors and health/body parts into 1 lesson. Hence the sentences about red heart, black toes, green hair...

[Rolando_Cueva]

Mujhe rang bohot pasand nahi hai.

[ph.ek2sUp]

Colour ka meaning