How do you explain a colour to a blind person?

tell them it's the same colour as a tomatoe.......oh wait

The blind person cant see any thing. only thing that he/she will see is the black colour.

Which colours do a colour blind person have trouble distinguishing?

If the person has always been blind, then they wouldn't dream about colour. They would not know what any colour looks like. If they were not always blind, then they can still see colour in their dreams.

In my opinion, black is the easiest colour to describe to a blind person. Ask the person what they see? When they answer nothing, that is the colour of black. Dark, unseeable. Or at least that is how I would describe it.

because it represents as a masculine colour and not a feminine colour

If the person has been blind all of their life, explaining color to them would be impossible. How can anyone have a conception of what color even means, if they never had the experience of seeing anything except darkness

Most color blind people function just fine.

Then there is a likely chance that they may produce a colour-blind child, since colour-blindness gene is recessive to the gene that enables a person to see the full visible colour spectrum.

You actually truthfully cannot explain a color to a blind person because it will only confuse him than help him. There are organizations that do help the blind with their technology for blind people.

You cant explain colors and most blind people become blind after birth, so, they have an idea of how colors look like. Very few were born blind.

Girls can be colour blind, but it is very uncommon. The colour blind gene occurs in the sex linked x-gene. Boys have only one x-gene. Girls have two. For a boy, if his x-gene is colour blind then he will be colour blind. This occurs about 1 in 20 boys. For a girl both her x-genes need to be colour blind genes. This occurs far less often, about 1 in 400 in theory. For a girl to be colour blind, her father MUST be colour blind and her mother must have at least one colour blind gene (which is, by luck, the one she gets). The mother may not be colour blind herself But ALL her sons will be colour blind. For a boy to be colour blind, the mother must carry the colour blind gene (which is, by luck, the one he gets). The mother may not be colour blind herself. His father contributes the y-gene and has no effect here.

no frogs are not colour blind. hope i helped!

That your not colour blind That your not colour blind

Blind people do not see any colour

Like Colour to the Blind was created in 1998.

Like Colour to the Blind has 340 pages.

you can't. but you can explain it to a patially colorblind person depending on what colors they CAN see.

The colour blind gene is normally carried by females meaning that they are rarely affected by it. Men on the other hand are often effected and are very likely to be partially colour blind if their grandfather on their mothers side was also colour blind. However, some women can be colour blind if one of their parents is colour blind.

People are born colour-blind - it's a hereditary condition - not a disease that you catch.

yes, a mouse is colored blind.

An estimated 45% of Men are colour blind, compared to 11% for Women.

Colour Blind - 2004 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:MA

The ISBN of Like Colour to the Blind is 978-1-85302-720-8.

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