Answer / dilip

There are two ways to approach this situation.

1. a person born blind. 2. a person turned blind.

In the first scenario colour is insignificant to the
person. It is expressed as a beautiful fealing of warmth
which is retained in memory.

The second person can be simply told the blood colour to
explain red since certainly he/she has seen blood prior to
turning blind.

Answer / ibrahim ibrahim

for a person born blind he will not know what red color
is,black he will know if you say because that what he saw.
for a person who turned blind i think there's no need to
described. i.i.

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