Age 2. The case where only green expanded overseas first

Recently, my older son discovered English conversation.


Then, an anomaly occurred in our household's color industry.

My mother points to a green block and says,
"Pick up the green block."

Then my son immediately corrects her.
"Green!"

Apparently, it is not green.
It is Green.

Why?

The fact that he was taking a nap during English conversation class
has reached my mother's ears.

My son at home
does not have a very stable connection between colors and color names.
Also, he tends to disappear physically and mentally in situations that don't interest him.


Pink, the color that symbolizes his younger sister.
Pink maintains a stable administration.
It is unshakable.

On the other hand, red and blue on traffic lights
frequently repeat regime changes.
The colors and color names tend to get flipped.

Purple is grape.
Orange is mandarin orange.
It is closer to an orchard than a color industry.

Come to think of it, I don't remember hearing him say green.

For a long time, my mother
thought, "This child probably isn't very interested in colors."
However, a new fact was recently discovered.

It is not that his interest in colors is thin.
Only a specific color has undergone abnormal development.
If he sees a green car,

"Green!"
If he sees a green block,

"Green!"
If he finds anything green,

"Green!"
Why only Green?

There is a possibility that some kind of large-scale investment was made at the English conversation school.


Or perhaps he achieved a tremendous success experience
by utilizing Green.
My mother thought.


My son does not yet classify the world by color.

Purple is grape.
Orange is mandarin orange.
In other words, for him, the object exists before the color itself.
Therefore,

Green = Green
is not the case, but
he might be saving the name of this color as "Green" in its entirety.
The inner workings of a two-year-old's brain are a bit complex when viewed by an adult.

To summarize the current situation for now.

Pink is under stable operation.
Purple is registered under the name "grape".
Orange is managed under the name "mandarin orange".

Red and blue are still in a state of confusion.
And only green has established an overseas subsidiary.

Red and blue are still operating domestic flights, but
it seems only green has expanded overseas first.

I would like to pay attention to the future trends of the color industry.