Želim da se ošišam.
I'd like a haircut.
Usage
Says you want a haircut
Grammar Note
Ošišati se means to get one's hair cut
Samo malo podrežite, nemojte previše skratiti.
Just a trim, please — don't cut too much.
Usage
Asks for just a light trim, not too much off
Grammar Note
Podrežite is the polite imperative; nemojte means "please don't"
Želim da ofarbam kosu u [boju].
I'd like to dye my hair [color].
Usage
Says you want to dye your hair; put the colour in the brackets
Grammar Note
Ofarbati means to dye; u takes the accusative (boju)
Mogu li pogledati katalog frizura?
Can I look at a hairstyle book?
Usage
Asks to look at a book of hairstyles
Grammar Note
Katalog frizura is a style book; frizura is a hairstyle
Želim da mi operete i osušite kosu.
I'd like a shampoo and blow-dry.
Usage
Asks for a wash and blow-dry
Grammar Note
Operete and osušite are polite plural forms; mi means "for me"
Želim gel nokte / akrilne nokte.
I'd like gel nails / acrylic nails.
Usage
Asks for gel or acrylic nails
Grammar Note
Gel nokti and akrilni nokti are composed terms; nokte is the accusative plural
Koliko će to koštati?
How much will this cost?
Usage
Asks how much it will cost
Grammar Note
Će koštati is the future tense
Koliko će to trajati?
How long will it take?
Usage
Asks how long it will take
Grammar Note
Će trajati is the future tense
Želim tretman lica / njegu kože.
I'd like a facial / skin treatment.
Usage
Asks for a facial or skin care
Grammar Note
Lica and kože are genitives, "of the face / of the skin"
Kosa mi je kovrdžava / ravna / tanka / gusta.
My hair is curly / straight / fine / thick.
Usage
Describes your hair type
Grammar Note
Kosa is feminine, so the adjectives are feminine
Rezultat mi se jako sviđa, hvala!
I'm very happy with the result — thank you!
Usage
Says you love the result; works for any speaker
Grammar Note
Sviđa mi se means "I like it"; with no adjective, the gender does not show
Možete li mi urediti obrve?
Can you shape / thread my eyebrows?
Usage
Asks whether they can shape your eyebrows
Grammar Note
Urediti means to tidy or shape; obrve is the accusative plural
Moram li zakazati termin?
Do I need to make an appointment?
Usage
Asks whether you need an appointment
Grammar Note
Moram li asks "must I"
Možete li mi urediti i bradu?
Can you also trim my beard?
Usage
Asks whether they can also trim your beard
Grammar Note
I means "also"; bradu is the accusative
More Bosnian phrases
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