corte de pelo
haircut
The Spanish phrase 'corte de pelo' refers to the act or process of cutting and styling the hair. It is commonly used in beauty and hair salons. In English, it translates to 'haircut'. This can be any form of hair styling where the hair is cut, such as a trim, layered cut, bob, or buzz cut. The phrase has the literal breakdown of 'corte' meaning 'cut' and 'pelo' meaning 'hair', which together form 'cut of hair' or more naturally, 'haircut'.
Example sentences using: corte de pelo
Voy a cambiar mi corte de pelo en breve.
I'm going to change my haircut soon.
This sentence expresses a future action that the speaker plans to do, in this case changing his/her haircut. Note that 'Voy a cambiar' literally means 'I'm going to change' and 'en breve' means 'soon'.
¿Te gustaría que te haga un corte de pelo?
Would you like me to give you a haircut?
This phrase is used when offering to perform an action for someone else, in this case giving a haircut. Notice the use of '¿Te gustaría?' which means 'Would you like?', and 'te haga un' which means 'to make you a'.
El corte de pelo le queda muy bien.
The haircut suits him very well.
In this sentence, the speaker is complimenting someone's haircut. 'Le queda muy bien' is a common phrase used to say that something looks good on someone. It is important to note that 'El corte de pelo' is at the start of the sentence.