It's green. If you have colours associated with letters or numbers, there's a good chance you have a form of synesthesia.
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I figure my mild associations come from magnetic alphabets on the fridge or something. Especially since I don't have all of them mapped. I think all I really have is 3 is red
3 is definitely red.
I did not grow up with those magnets, but some pictures associated with each letter of the alphabet in preschool, and I think it had a similar effect. Red Apple for A, means A is red now and forever.
I don't have synesthesia, it's natural for certain concepts to be related to other concepts, like letters to colors
Brown
Edit: Boy I guess nobody likes Brown E's....
Green because it has the same vowel sound as the letter E in English.
Emerald. Evergreen. Eucalyptus. Envy. Enamor. Endive. Everything. Everyone. Everywhere. Earth.
Green checks out.
Yellow
Salmon orange.
I've always thought E was some kind of muted red
Green. At least in Czech. You should take into account that in different languages E can sound very differently.
Around #65b2fa
Green (before I read your whole post, just the question)
All letters are black.
Uppercase E is red. Lowercase e is green. For me.
Gray.
E is red cause E stands for Error
Rusty red
Red, duh
If I could obtain information about which glyphs I had in my words just by color, writing as I do would not form such a trial to my mind. With color highlighting any slips, my writing would display such facility that any man would, admiring my wit, fall into a swoon, so brilliantly would my words and constructions assault him.
Green seems about right, I mean it has two E’s in a few languages I can think of And thanks for asking the questions that really matter
An elm tree.
A white but very bright with a little bit of blue tinge like white light reflecting off of the backside of a CD.
Bluish white.
What color is no caps?
Black for me
A light pinkish beige