Beauty & Grooming

18 phrases · Sundanese with romanization, English and audio

  1. Abdi hoyong motong buuk.

    I'd like a haircut.

    Usage

    Asking for a haircut at a salon or barber

    Grammar Note

    Buuk is hair and motong is to cut; abdi hoyong plus a verb means I want to

  2. Dirapihkeun sakedik waé, ulah dipotong seueur teuing.

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

    Usage

    Asking for only a small trim

    Grammar Note

    Dirapihkeun means be tidied up, sakedik waé is just a little, and ulah is don't

  3. Abdi hoyong buuk abdi diwarnaan [warna].

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

    Usage

    Asking for a hair colour; replace [warna] with a colour name

    Grammar Note

    Diwarnaan means be coloured and warna means colour

  4. Abdi tiasa ningali buku modél buuk?

    Can I look at a hairstyle book?

    Usage

    Asking to see hairstyle examples

    Grammar Note

    Tiasa is can, ningali is the polite to see, and modél buuk is hairstyle

  5. Abdi hoyong nyeuseuh buuk sareng dikeringkeun.

    I'd like a shampoo and blow-dry.

    Usage

    Asking for a wash and blow-dry

    Grammar Note

    Nyeuseuh is to wash, dikeringkeun is be dried, and sareng is the polite and

  6. Di dieu aya layanan nail art?

    Do you offer nail art?

    Usage

    Asking whether a salon offers nail art

    Grammar Note

    Aya means there is, layanan is service, and nail art is a loanword

  7. Abdi hoyong kuku gel / akrilik.

    I'd like gel nails / acrylic nails.

    Usage

    Choosing a type of nail service

    Grammar Note

    Kuku is nail; gel and akrilik are loanwords

  8. Sadayana sabaraha biayana?

    How much will this cost?

    Usage

    Asking the total price of a service

    Grammar Note

    Sadayana is all, biaya is cost (-na makes it definite), and sabaraha is how much

  9. Sabaraha lami?

    How long will it take?

    Usage

    Asking how long a treatment takes

    Grammar Note

    Sabaraha lami means how long; lami is the polite form of lila

  10. Abdi hoyong facial / perawatan kulit.

    I'd like a facial / skin treatment.

    Usage

    Asking for a facial or skin treatment

    Grammar Note

    Perawatan is care and kulit is skin

  11. Buuk abdi keriting / lempeng / ipis / kandel.

    My hair is curly / straight / fine / thick.

    Usage

    Describing your hair type; pick the word that fits

    Grammar Note

    Keriting is curly, lempeng is straight, ipis is thin and kandel is thick

  12. Buuk abdi tiasa dilempengkeun / dikeriting?

    Can you straighten / perm my hair?

    Usage

    Asking about straightening or a perm

    Grammar Note

    Dilempengkeun is be straightened and dikeriting is be curled

  13. Abdi bungah pisan ku hasilna, hatur nuhun!

    I'm very happy with the result, thank you!

    Usage

    Saying you are pleased with the result

    Grammar Note

    Bungah is happy, ku is by/with, hasilna is the result, and hatur nuhun is polite thanks

  14. Tiasa alis abdi dirapihkeun / dicukur?

    Can you shape / shave my eyebrows?

    Usage

    Asking for eyebrow grooming; ask for either shaping or shaving

    Grammar Note

    Alis is eyebrow, dirapihkeun is be tidied and dicukur is be shaved

  15. Produk naon anu dianggo?

    What products do you use?

    Usage

    Checking which products are used, e.g. for sensitive skin

    Grammar Note

    Produk is product and anu dianggo means that is used

  16. Naha kedah ngadamel janji heula?

    Do I need to make an appointment first?

    Usage

    Asking whether an appointment is needed

    Grammar Note

    Naha opens a yes-no question; kedah is must and ngadamel janji is make an appointment

  17. Tiasa sakalian janggot abdi dirapihkeun?

    Can you also trim my beard?

    Usage

    Asking for a beard trim as well

    Grammar Note

    Sakalian means while at it and janggot is beard

  18. Abdi hoyong sirah abdi diurut.

    I'd like a scalp massage.

    Usage

    Asking for a head massage; Sundanese uses urut

    Grammar Note

    Sirah is head and diurut is be massaged

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