Abstract : Have you ever had a haircut in China? No? It's a wonderful experience and it is very affordable. The important thing is to make sure they understand exactly what you are looking for in terms of haircut and style! Don't be alarmed if they start shampooing your hair exactly where you are sitting, this is a normal trend in most hairdressers!
“Wǒ xiǎng lǐ fà” and “bù yào tài duǎn”.Do you remember what is the meaning?
Yes. It means: “I would like a haircut” and “not too short”. Have you used them at the hairdresser's recently? You will probably say, it's useful but it's not enough. Don't worry, we are just about to learn more. Here we go:
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xǐfàshuǐ / xǐtóu |
洗发水 / 洗头 |
shampoo / to shampoo |
|
guā húzi / guāliǎn |
刮胡子 / 刮脸 |
shave |
|
fàxíng |
发型 |
hairstyle |
|
hé...yíyàng |
和...一样 |
the same as |
|
xiū |
修 |
trim |
|
liú |
留 |
leave |
|
shàngmian |
上面 |
top |
|
hòumian |
后面 |
back |
|
liǎngbiān |
两边 |
sides |
|
wánquán |
完全 |
completely |
|
bùtóng de |
不同的 |
different |
