Mwen ta renmen fè yon koupe cheve.
I'd like a haircut.
Usage
Requesting a haircut at a salon
Grammar Note
"Mwen ta renmen fè" means "I'd like to have/do"
Koup sèlman — pa koupe twò piti.
Just a trim, please — don't cut too much.
Usage
Requesting only a trim, not a full cut
Grammar Note
"pa koupe twò piti" is a negative imperative "don't cut too short"
Mwen ta renmen tenn cheve mwen [koulè].
I'd like to dye my hair [color].
Usage
Requesting a specific hair color
Grammar Note
"Mwen ta renmen tenn" means "I'd like to dye"
Èske mwen ka gade yon liv estil cheve?
Can I look at a hairstyle book?
Usage
Asking to browse a hairstyle book
Grammar Note
"Èske mwen ka gade" asks permission to look
Mwen ta renmen fè yon shampwen ak sechwa.
I'd like a shampoo and blow-dry.
Usage
Requesting shampoo and blow-dry service
Grammar Note
"ak" means "and/with"
Èske ou ofri dekorasyon zong?
Do you offer nail art?
Usage
Asking if nail art services are available
Grammar Note
"Èske ou ofri" asks if a service is offered
Mwen ta renmen zong jèl / akril.
I'd like gel nails / acrylic nails.
Usage
Requesting gel or acrylic nails
Grammar Note
"Mwen ta renmen" politely expresses desire
Konbyen sa pral koute?
How much will this cost?
Usage
Asking how much a beauty service costs
Grammar Note
"pral koute" is the near-future form meaning "will cost"
Konbyen tan sa pral pran?
How long will it take?
Usage
Asking how long the service will take
Grammar Note
"pral pran" expresses future duration
Mwen ta renmen yon tretman vizaj / po.
I'd like a facial / skin treatment.
Usage
Requesting a facial or skin treatment
Grammar Note
"tretman" from French "traitement" means treatment
Cheve mwen fri / lis / fen / epè.
My hair is curly / straight / fine / thick.
Usage
Describing hair type to stylist
Grammar Note
In Haitian Creole, subject + adjective expresses "is"
Èske ou ka lise / pèmanan cheve mwen?
Can you straighten / perm my hair?
Usage
Requesting hair straightening or perming
Grammar Note
"Èske ou ka" asks "can you"
Mwen trè kontan ak rezilta a — mèsi anpil.
I'm very happy with the result — thank you.
Usage
Expressing satisfaction with the result
Grammar Note
"trè" means "very" as an intensifier
Èske ou ka fòme sousil mwen?
Can you shape my eyebrows?
Usage
Requesting eyebrow shaping
Grammar Note
"Èske ou ka fòme" asks for shaping service
Èske mwen bezwen randevou?
Do I need to make an appointment?
Usage
Checking if an appointment is needed
Grammar Note
"Èske mwen bezwen" asks "do I need"
More Haitian Creole phrases
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