雅思口语Part1：Colour颜色话题

1. What’s your favourite colour?
2. Are there any colours you dislike (Why?)
3. Are colours important to you?
4. Were colours important to you when you were a child?
5. When you are buying something, is the colour important to you?
6. Do you usually wear clothes in your favourite colour?
7. Is colour very important to you when you are buying clothes?
8. Do you prefer light or dark (or, bright) colours?
9. Are there any colours that have a special meaning in your country?
10. What colour would you choose to paint the walls of your room?
11. Is there any colour you would not want your walls to be? (Why?)
12. Do you think different types of people like different colours?

My favourite colour is blue; for me it is the colour of depth and stability. Blue symbolises wisdom, confidence and intelligence. I don’t like the pink because it is too girly.I suppose so. You know, different colours convey different meaning to people. Red represents passion and enthusia* while green can be energetic. So I always choose the most suitable colours for things.

Well, yes, I have several blue clothes when I wear them I tend to feel calmer and more tranquil. I believe that blue is always a fashionable choice for a man’s outfit.

If I had to choose between the two, I’ll probably go with dark colours because I believe dark colours represent stability and wisdom, for example I would always choose a dark outfit for my office to highlight my professionali*, whereas light suits are more suitable for the younger generation.

Yes, there are many colours that have a special meaning in my country such as black, which is mysterious. Red means good luck and good fortune in China, when it is New Year, people like to wear red clothes, set red firecrackers off and give red packets of pocket money to children.

I would like to paint my walls light yellow or light blue because light colours convey warmth and are calm to which, in my opinion, are more suitable for the living rooms.

Yes, I believe different people have different psychological need for colours. Some need peace of mind, whereas others colours might be more energetic and rebellious.