איך וויל זיך שנײַדן די האָר.
Ikh vil zikh shnaydn di hor.
I want to have my hair cut.
Usage
An opening line at a hair salon or barber to say you want a haircut
Grammar Note
"האָר" is a feminine noun used collectively for "hair". "זיך שנײַדן די האָר" is used for cutting (or getting cut) one's own hair. Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
נישט צו קורץ, ביטע.
Nisht tsu kurts, bite.
Not too short, please.
Usage
Asks the hairdresser not to cut too much off
Grammar Note
"צו" before an adjective means "too"; "נישט" negates it. Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
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