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[u/Emergency-Gazelle954]

Math is blue. Always and forever.

[u/waffleslaw → u/Emergency-Gazelle954]

I will accept blue. Blue (or green) is science in my mind and science and math are very closely related.

[u/VolunteerTranscriber → u/waffleslaw]

For me personally it’s

Science: green
History: yellow
Math: blue
English: red

[u/Lord_Of_Carrots → u/VolunteerTranscriber]

As someone not from an English speaking country (Finland), here's the colors I associated with every mandatory subject. I'm probably just inventing some though, there wasn't much agreement on them as far as I remember.

Biology: Green

Geography: Brown/green

Chemistry: Dark green

Physics: Dark blue

Math: Blue

Finnish: Red

Religion: Purple

History: Orange

English as a second language: Light blue (looking it up it was apparently Yellow but I definitely never associated it with that)

Never cared to think of a color:

Social Studies, Health Education, Swedish

[u/Conscious_Control_15 → u/Lord_Of_Carrots]

We're German and you're absolutely correct. Obviously in our case red equals German. And my son currently uses yellow for English, too. Art is white here. He will start French this year. He also wants to do Greek later. And I'm not sure what to do with both of them. 

[u/Kdog0073 → u/Lord_Of_Carrots]

It’s interesting that you had different greens all for science then went to dark blue for physics. I mean physics is fairly clear applied math, so that’s kindof fair, but something in the teal family could be the math and science bridge

[u/InformalInitiative76 → u/Lord_Of_Carrots]

I never had a Religion class, but it is for sure purple. I think I associate religion with royalty which I associate with purple.