You have a lot of hair.
It means "You have brown hair". For the question "¿Tienes pelo castaño?", the translation is "Do you have brown hair".
This sentence is grammatically incorrect, it might be: "Mi pelo es muy feo" It means: "My hair is very ugly"
You have brown hair.
Since it says "tiene," "tiene el pelo largo" means s/he has the long hair. I do not quite get it, but it's either that or there shouldn't be "el" in there. Tienes pelo largo. (You have long hair)
que color de pelo tienes?
SPA: To have "mucho jale" ENG: To be very popular (especially with members of the opposite sex). Example: SPA: Tú tienes mucho jale. ENG: You are very popular (people like you a lot).
This is not grammatically or structurally correct. It should be: Mi bolsa es muy fría, which would mean "My bag is very cold".
"Primos tienes" means "Do you have cousins?" in Spanish.
the sentence in the question is not grammatically correct.I'm assuming it's trying to say "because you are very cold"(which would be porque tienes mucho frío)"tener frío"= to be cold* always: "tú eres" for "you are" never ever "tú es"
Mi aprietan mucho los zapatos
"Pelo" in Spanish means hair.
"Tienes" means "you have" or "do you have".