三種の形と三種の色 （さんしゅのかたとさんしゅのいろ） ### Explanation: - "三种" → "三種" (san-shu): means "three kinds/types" - "形状" → "形" (kata): natural Japanese term for "shape" (more commonly used than the literal "形状" (keijō) in everyday contexts) - "和" → "と" (to): conjunction "and" - "颜色" → "色" (iro): standard term for "color" This translation is concise and natural, fitting the original meaning accurately. If a more formal tone is needed, "三種類の形状と三種類の色" (san-shurui no keijō to san-shurui no iro) is also correct, but the first option is more commonly used in general situations. **Answer:** 三種の形と三種の色 （さんしゅのかたとさんしゅのいろ）

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