Beauty & Grooming

18 phrases · Latvian with romanization, English and audio

  1. Es vēlētos apgriezt matus.

    I'd like a haircut.

    Usage

    Request a haircut at a salon

    Grammar Note

    "es vēlētos + infinitive" is the polite conditional form for "I would like to"

  2. Tikai nedaudz — negrieziet pārāk daudz.

    Just a trim, please — don't cut too much.

    Usage

    Request only a slight trim

    Grammar Note

    "ne- + imperative verb" forms a negative command in Latvian

  3. Es vēlētos nokrāsot matus [krāsā].

    I'd like to dye my hair [color].

    Usage

    Request a specific hair color

    Grammar Note

    "[krāsā]" uses the locative case in Latvian, meaning "in [color]"

  4. Vai es varētu apskatīt frizūru albumu?

    Can I look at a hairstyle book?

    Usage

    Ask to browse a hairstyle catalog

    Grammar Note

    "vai es varētu + infinitive?" is the polite conditional question "could I...?"

  5. Es vēlētos mazgāšanu un fēnēšanu.

    I'd like a shampoo and blow-dry.

    Usage

    Request a shampoo and blow-dry

    Grammar Note

    both nouns use the accusative case as direct objects of "vēlētos"

  6. Vai jums ir nagu dizains?

    Do you offer nail art?

    Usage

    Ask whether nail art services are available

    Grammar Note

    "vai jums ir + noun?" asks "do you have...?" for services

  7. Es vēlētos gela nagus / akrīla nagus.

    I'd like gel nails / acrylic nails.

    Usage

    Specify the type of nails you want

    Grammar Note

    "nagus" is the accusative plural of "nags" (nail), used as a direct object

  8. Cik tas maksās?

    How much will this cost?

    Usage

    Ask about the price of a service

    Grammar Note

    "cik tas maksās?" uses the future tense to ask "how much will it cost?"

  9. Cik ilgi tas prasīs?

    How long will it take?

    Usage

    Ask how long a treatment will take

    Grammar Note

    "cik ilgi" is the standard Latvian phrase for asking about duration

  10. Es vēlētos sejas procedūru / ādas kopšanu.

    I'd like a facial / skin treatment.

    Usage

    Request a facial or skin care treatment

    Grammar Note

    "sejas" (of face) and "ādas" (of skin) use the genitive case in Latvian

  11. Mani mati ir cirtaini / taisni / plāni / biezi.

    My hair is curly / straight / fine / thick.

    Usage

    Describe your hair type to the stylist

    Grammar Note

    adjectives agree with the noun's gender and number; "mati" (hair) is masculine plural

  12. Vai jūs varat iztaisnot / uztaisīt cirtas matiem?

    Can you straighten / perm my hair?

    Usage

    Request hair straightening or perming

    Grammar Note

    "vai jūs varat + infinitive?" is the polite form for asking "could you...?"

  13. Esmu ļoti apmierināts/apmierināta — paldies!

    I'm very satisfied — thank you!

    Usage

    Express satisfaction after a beauty treatment

    Grammar Note

    Latvian adjectives change ending by speaker's gender: masc. -ts, fem. -ta

  14. Vai varat uztaisīt uzacis?

    Can you shape my eyebrows?

    Usage

    Request eyebrow shaping

    Grammar Note

    "uzacis" is the accusative plural of "uzacs" (eyebrow)

  15. Kādus produktus jūs lietojat?

    What products do you use?

    Usage

    Ask about the products used during treatment

    Grammar Note

    "kādus" is the accusative form of "kāds" (what kind), used as the object marker

  16. Vai ir nepieciešams iepriekš pieteikties?

    Do I need to make an appointment?

    Usage

    Ask if an appointment is required

    Grammar Note

    "vai ir nepieciešams + infinitive?" asks "is it necessary to...?" impersonally

  17. Vai varat arī apgriezt bārdu?

    Can you also trim my beard?

    Usage

    Request a beard trim as an additional service

    Grammar Note

    "arī" means "also / too" — adding the beard trim to the existing request

  18. Es vēlētos galvas ādas masāžu.

    I'd like a scalp massage.

    Usage

    Request a scalp massage at the salon

    Grammar Note

    "galvas ādas" is a genitive chain: "galvas" (of head) + "ādas" (of skin) = scalp

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