How to Say ‘You have a great hairstyle.’ in German
Sie haben eine tolle Frisur.
zee hah-ben EYE-nuh toh-luh free-ZOOR
[zee hah-ben EYE-nuh toh-luh free-ZOOR]
Phrase Breakdown
Sie haben
zee hah-ben
you have (formal)
Formal 'Sie' uses the same verb form as 'they'. 'Sie' sounds like ZEE.
Sie haben recht.
You are right.
Words in this phrase
Sie
[zee]
you (formal)
Formal second person pronoun.
Können Sie mir zeigen?
Can you show me?
haben
[hah-ben]
have
To possess or hold something.
Ich habe ein Buch.
I have a book.
eine tolle Frisur.
EYE-nuh toh-luh free-ZOOR
a great hairstyle
This is the accusative object. Feminine 'eine' stays the same. The stress is on '-sur'.
Ich möchte eine tolle Frisur.
I'd like a great hairstyle.
Words in this phrase
eine
[EYE-nuh]
a
The feminine accusative article before 'Frage.'
Ich möchte Ihnen eine Frage zur Arbeitskultur stellen.
I would like to ask you a question about work culture.
tolle
[toh-luh]
great
"Tolle" is an adjective used to describe something wonderful or excellent.
Wir hatten eine tolle Reise.
We had a great trip.
Frisur
[free-ZOOR]
hairstyle
A feminine noun for the way someone's hair is cut or styled.
Du hast eine neue Frisur!
You have a new hairstyle!
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