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In this lesson, we’ll see words and phrases we can use during or after a visit to the hairdresser.
Hey Ronnie. What’s up?
Not much. Where have you been?
I was at a salon. I’ve just got a new haircut.
Yeah man. I noticed. You’re looking good with short hair.
I don’t know. I had my last haircut three months ago. Are you sure I’m not looking weird?
Just chill. You look cool. This haircut is trendy. Girls are gonna love it.
That’s encouraging. I hope you’re right.
Good morning.
Good morning. What can I do for you today?
I just need a haircut.
Sure. How would you like me to cut it?
Short, please.
Yes, Sir. I see your hair’s quite rough.
I’ll shampoo it first.
No problem. Just make sure you cut it short but not too short.
Hey Julie. You look different.
I had my hair cut, Charlie! Didn’t you noticed it?
Oh, yes! Of course!
I just really don’t like it. I think I got a bad haircut.
C’mon. It’s not that bad.
See?! Even you hated it. It is really bad. I feel awful.
Good thing about hair is that it’ll grow again, Julie!
Hello! I’m in desperate need of your help, Kemp.
Wow. You do sound like it.
I got this very bad haircut while traveling and now I just want to have it fixed. Any suggestions?
Hmm...this cut made your hair look stringy!
Yes, I hate the excessive layers. I want you to cut it short. I also want curls if possible.
Cutting it short won’t be a problem. And I’ll curl your ends toward your face to add volume. You’ll look great!
It’s all I want. Thank you!
This haircut is trendy.
I just need a haircut.
I see your hair’s quite rough. I’ll shampoo it first.
No problem. Just make sure you cut it short but not too short.
I just really don’t like it. I think I got a bad haircut.
I got this very bad haircut while traveling and now I just want to have it fixed. Any suggestions?
I hate the excessive layers. I want you to cut it short. I also want curls if possible