Examples of using "Hajam" in a sentence and their english translations:
Do you like my hair?
My hair is still wet.
I had gray hair.
I've got long hair.
My hair is still wet.
My hair is greasy.
I have brown hair.
I have red hair.
I have black hair.
I have washed my hair.
I'm getting my hair cut.
I dye my hair.
I have to comb my hair.
I got my hair cut.
I would like to have my hair cut.
My hair is so dirty!
I have a lot of hair.
I wash my hair every day.
Pull my hair.
I don't have brown hair.
My hair is too long.
It made my hair stand on end.
I had my hair cut at the barber's.
- My hair is still damp.
- I still have wet hair.
I'm going to have to dye my hair.
I want to dye my hair red.
I used to have very long hair.
My sister pulled my hair.
I had brown hair before I went bald.
It makes my hair stand on end.
My hair fell out when I heard the news.
The news made my hair stand on end.
Do you love me just because I have black hair?
Please cut my hair.
Do you think I need a haircut?
My hair is longer than Tom's.
It's time to get a haircut.
My hair curls easily.
I had my hair cut yesterday.
Soon I have to go get a haircut.
And I've spent literally years, I think, pulling out my hair
My hair is longer than Jane's is.
I have brown eyes and black hair.
Yesterday I washed my hair. Today I'll cut it.
I haven't washed my hair.
- I need to have a haircut.
- I need to get a haircut.
When I saw the ghost, I was so frightened that my hair stood on end.
Don't ruffle my hair.
This is not the first time someone told me I should cut my hair short.
Don't ruffle my hair.
This is not the first time someone told me I should cut my hair short.