Breakdown of El estilista nuevo tiene el pelo liso y rubio.
y
and
tener
to have
nuevo
new
el pelo
the hair
el estilista
the stylist
liso
straight
rubio
blond
Questions & Answers about El estilista nuevo tiene el pelo liso y rubio.
Why does the word estilista end in -a if it uses the masculine article el?
I learned that pelo means hair, but I've also seen cabello. Which one should I use?
Both are perfectly fine for the hair on your head! Cabello sounds a little more formal or elegant, so you might see it on shampoo bottles or at a fancy salon. Pelo is the most common word for everyday conversation, though it can also mean body hair or animal fur.
Could I say el nuevo estilista instead of el estilista nuevo?
Yes, you can! With the word nuevo, the meaning changes slightly depending on its position. El estilista nuevo (after the noun) emphasizes that he is newly qualified or a fresh beginner. El nuevo estilista (before the noun) means he is a replacement or just the newest stylist to join the team. Both sound very natural here.
Does liso only mean straight when talking about hair?
Liso generally means smooth, flat, or even. When you use it to describe hair, it specifically means straight (the opposite of curly). If you are talking about surfaces, like a wall or a piece of fabric, liso just means it is smooth or unwrinkled.
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