Achọrọ m ikpasa isi m.
I'd like a haircut.
Usage
Requesting a haircut at the salon
Grammar Note
"Achọrọ m" = "I want to"
Kpaa obere obere naanị — ekpala ọtụtụ.
Just a trim, please — don't cut too much.
Usage
Requesting a minimal trim
Grammar Note
"naanị" = "only / just" (limiter). The "e-…-la" frame is the negative imperative, as in "Etinyela ose"
Achọrọ m itoo isi m n'ụcha [ụcha].
I'd like to dye my hair [color].
Usage
Requesting hair dyeing in a specific color
Grammar Note
"n'ụcha [color]" = "in the color of"
Enwere m ike ịhụ akwụkwọ nke ụdị isi?
Can I look at a hairstyle book?
Usage
Asking to see a hairstyle book
Grammar Note
"Enwere m ike" = "can I"
Achọrọ m ịsacha isi m na ịtụ ya ufufe.
I'd like a shampoo and blow-dry.
Usage
Requesting shampoo and blow-dry service
Grammar Note
"na" = "and" (conjunction)
Ha na-eme ọrụ nka maka mbọ aka?
Do you offer nail art?
Usage
Asking if nail art service is offered
Grammar Note
"Ha na-eme" = "do they do / offer"
Achọrọ m mbọ aka gel / acrylic.
I'd like gel nails / acrylic nails.
Usage
Specifying gel or acrylic nail service
Grammar Note
"Achọrọ m" = "I want"
Ego ole ka ọ ga-efu?
How much will this cost?
Usage
Asking the price before service
Grammar Note
"Ego ole ka" = "how much money"
Oge ole ka ọ ga-ewe?
How long will it take?
Usage
Asking how long the service takes
Grammar Note
"Oge ole ka ọ ga-ewe" = "how long will it take"
Achọrọ m ọgwụgwọ ihu / nchekwa anụ ahụ.
I'd like a facial / skin treatment.
Usage
Requesting facial or skin treatment
Grammar Note
"Achọrọ m" = "I want"
Isi m dị nkume / dị larịị / dị ọhụhụ / dị arọ.
My hair is curly / straight / fine / thick.
Usage
Describing hair type to the stylist
Grammar Note
"Isi m dị" = "my hair is"
Ị nwere ike ime ka isi m dị larịị / dị nkume?
Can you straighten / perm my hair?
Usage
Requesting hair straightening or perming
Grammar Note
"Ị nwere ike" = "can you"
Obi dị m ụtọ maka ihe e mere — daalụ!
I'm very happy with the result — thank you!
Usage
Expressing satisfaction with the result
Grammar Note
"Obi dị m ụtọ" = "I am happy" (lit. "my heart is sweet")
Ị nwere ike ịhazigharị / ịkpochapụ abụba anya m?
Can you shape / thread my eyebrows?
Usage
Requesting eyebrow shaping or threading
Grammar Note
"Ị nwere ike" = "can you"
Kedu ihe ndị ha na-eji?
What products do you use?
Usage
Asking what products are used
Grammar Note
"Kedu ihe ndị" = "what things" (plural)
Ọ dị mkpa ka m wee nọtụ ụbọchị tupu m abịa?
Do I need to make an appointment?
Usage
Checking if prior appointment is needed
Grammar Note
"Ọ dị mkpa ka m wee" = "is it necessary for me to"
More Igbo phrases
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