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How to say "Hairdresser" in Māori.
American English
hairdresser
Māori
whare kuti makawe
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whare parāoa
barber
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beauty salon
whare whakaātaahua
bike shop
toa paika
book shop
toa pukapuka
confectionery
kai hukahuka
department store
toa
fishmonger
kaiwhakarauika
florist
whare putiputi
greengrocery
whare huawhenua
jewelry
rei
key smith
kaihanga kī
optician
kaiwhakatika mōhiti
tailor
kaiwhakatika kākahu
tobacco shop
whare hoko kaipaipa
I open
ka huaki ahau
hair iron
mihini whakatōtika makawe
curling iron
mihini kōrino makawe
blowdry
mihini whakamahana makawe
hairspray
wairehu makawe
hair dye
waitae makawe
hair roller
takahuri makawe
hair clipper
kutikuti makawe
stand dryer
mīhini whakamaroke makawe
styling brush
paraihe whakaātaahua
I trim
ka kuti ahau
I brush
ka paraihe ahau
Example sentences
American English
The hairdresser cut the woman's hair.
How To Say "Hairdresser" In 45 Languages.
Hungarian
fodrász
Korean
미용사
Castilian Spanish
la peluquería
Japanese
びようし
French
le coiffeur
Mandarin Chinese
理发师
Italian
il parrucchiere
German
der Friseur
Russian
парикмахер
Brazilian Portuguese
o cabeleireiro
Hebrew
מעצב שיער
Arabic
مصفف شعر
Turkish
kuaför
Danish
frisør
Swedish
frisör
Norwegian
frisør
Hindi
नाई
Tagalog
tagapag-ayos ng buhok
Vietnamese
thợ làm tóc
Esperanto
frizejo
Dutch
de kapper
Icelandic
hárgreiðslustofa
Indonesian
penata rambut
British English
hairdresser
Mexican Spanish
la peluquería
European Portuguese
o cabeleireiro
Cantonese Chinese
理髮師
Thai
ช่างผม
Polish
fryzjer
Hawaiian
wili oho
Samoan
fale teu ulu
Greek
κομμώτρια
Finnish
kampaaja
Persian
آرایشگر
Estonian
juuksur
Croatian
frizer
Serbian
фризер
Bosnian
frizer
Sanskrit
Swahili
mpamba nywele
Yoruba
ṣọ́ọ̀bù onídìrí
Igbo
onye na-edozi isi
Ukrainian
перукарня
Catalan
la perruqueria
Galician
o salón de peiteado
Romanian
Irish
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