Have a beard
The Italian phrase 'avere la barba' translates to 'have a beard'. It is used to describe someone who has facial hair, specifically on their chin and cheeks. The phrase can be used in various contexts, such as describing someone's appearance or stating a preference in a partner. For example, 'Lui ha la barba' means 'He has a beard'.
He has always wanted to have a beard.
This phrase indicates a person's long-standing desire to grow a beard.
My father has decided to have a long beard.
This example describes a decision made by the speaker's father regarding the length of his beard.
I like how he has chosen to have a beard.
This phrase expresses the speaker's appreciation for someone's choice to grow a beard.