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How to Say ‘Your hairstyle looks nice.’ in Simplified Chinese

你的发型很好看。

nǐ de fà xíng hěn hǎo kàn

[nee duh fah-shing hun haow-kahn]

Phrase Breakdown

你的

nǐ de

your

Shows possession.

Example

你的家很漂亮。

Your home is very beautiful.

Words in this phrase

[nee]

you

A common way to address the person you are speaking to.

Example

你换了新发型吗?

Did you change your hairstyle?

de

[duh]

's; possessive particle

Marks possession, like 'your' in this sentence.

Example

你的发型很好看。

Your hairstyle looks great.

发型

fà xíng

[fah-shing]

hairstyle

Refers to the way someone's hair is cut or styled.

Example

你的发型很好看。

Your hairstyle looks very nice.

很好看

hěn hǎo kàn

looks very nice

A natural compliment for appearance.

Example

这个发型很好看。

This hairstyle looks very nice.

Words in this phrase

hěn

[hun]

very; quite

A natural intensifier before adjectives in Chinese.

Example

你的发型很适合你。

Your hairstyle suits you very well.

好看

hǎo kàn

[haow-kahn]

good-looking; nice-looking

Describes visual attractiveness, often for appearance or style.

Example

这个发型很好看。

This hairstyle looks very nice.

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