Questions & Answers about Μετά το κούρεμα νιώθω πολύ ωραία και χαμογελάω.
Μετά here means after.
When μετά is followed by a noun phrase (not a clause), it normally takes the accusative case.
- το κούρεμα is in the accusative (same form as nominative for neuter), so:
- μετά + το κούρεμα → Μετά το κούρεμα = after the haircut.
If μετά is followed by a clause, you’ll usually see μετά που:
- Μετά που κουρεύτηκα = After I got a haircut.
Κούρεμα is a neuter noun meaning haircut (the act/result of cutting hair). It comes from the verb κουρεύω (to cut hair).
So το κούρεμα = the haircut.
Κομμωτήριο is hair salon (the place), not the haircut itself.
- Μετά το κούρεμα = After the haircut
- Μετά το κομμωτήριο would sound like After the hair salon (after being at the salon), which is a bit odd unless you mean “after I left the salon” in a very physical/place sense.