I am reaching out to ask if you, as a polyglot or language enthusiast, would have benefitted from a focused lesson on salon visit vocabulary? Specifically, if you’ve moved to a new location where your native language isn’t the most common spoken language.
As a hairdresser, I’ve realized that no one, generally, learns how to get a haircut, or other hair related service, when they are learning a new language. I saw many international students struggle to explain what they wanted when they were visiting the salon in the US for the first time. I am considering creating a video series of how to have a successful salon experience in every country that I can connect with. Mostly featuring vocabulary, but no translations, in a simple fashion, to make the salon visit easier.
Do you feel there’s a need for this? Would something like this be of benefit?
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would be the last thing a local coifeur would accept to do for me…
and drawing good designs by shaving is now more common but still *I know, not a cheap nor easy service.
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