Usage examples of "have hair in papers" in English with translation to French

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There's a hair in my soup. Il y a un cheveu dans ma soupe.
I don't shampoo my hair in the morning. Je ne me lave pas les cheveux le matin.
She went to the hairdresser's to have her hair done. Elle est allée chez le coiffeur pour faire ses cheveux.
It cost him 3000 yen to have his hair cut. Ça lui a couté 3000 yen de se faire couper les cheveux.
She wanted to have her hair cut, but her mother wouldn't let her. Elle voulait se faire faire couper les cheveux, mais sa mère ne lui aurait jamais permis.
You should go and have your hair cut. Tu devrais aller te faire couper les cheveux.
Nearly all Japanese have dark hair. Pratiquement tous les Japonais ont les cheveux foncés.
Go to the barber's to have your hair cut. Va chez le barbier te faire couper les cheveux.
They have black hair. Ils sont bruns.
I have brown hair. J'ai les cheveux châtains.
I have had my hair cut shoulder length. J'ai fait couper mes cheveux jusqu'aux épaules.
Those who have a long hair own a hairdrier. Ceux qui ont les cheveux longs possèdent un sèche-cheveux.
Those who have a long hair own a blow-dryer. Ceux qui ont les cheveux longs possèdent un sèche-cheveux.
I have to do my hair. Il faut que je me coiffe.
I have to comb my hair. Il faut que je me coiffe.
Can you come and help me do this exercise? I have been pulling my hair out for two hours and I am still stuck. Peux-tu venir m'aider à faire cet exercice ? Ça fait deux heures que je m'arrache les cheveux dessus et je suis toujours bloqué.
Have you ever dyed your hair? T'es-tu jamais teint les cheveux ?
They have brown skin and black hair. Ils ont la peau marron et les cheveux noirs.
She's brushing her hair. Elle se brosse les cheveux.
Have a nice vacation. Passe de bonnes vacances.
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